One of the six committees in the UN General Assembly, and a constant in all Model United Nations Conferences, DISEC deals with and finds solutions to problems regarding security and weapons across the world. All 193 member states of the UN attend this committee, and topics covered in this committee can concern nuclear weapons, weapons of mass destruction, terrorism, arms trades, and regional security. The main goal of this committee is to protect, maintain, and strengthen international peace and security from various threats, originating from both state actors and non-state actors.

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In a world where technology advances at an exponential rate, it is crucial that in situations of ongoing conflict, advanced warfare equipment is used judicially, as if it is misutilised, it can have disastrous consequences. Over the numerous committee sessions, we want delegates to delve into and deliberate on the situations which actually warrant the provision of such equipment and which Nations require such aid and assistance during times of conflict. The committee will also address diplomatic agendas that pertain to weapons and areas of militant concern, and will aim to increase international security and promote disarmament on a global level.