About TLMUN Conference

About TLMUN 2026

Taylor's Lakeside Model United Nations (TLMUN) Conference is an annual Model United Nations (MUN) conference bringing together delegates from around the world to simulate the United Nations. Over three days, participants represent different countries in UN committees, debating and solving pressing global issues through diplomacy and negotiation. 

In 2026, now the 9th iteration of the TLMUN Conference, our theme, "The Virtue of Voice, The Seige of Silence," examines the profound ethical dilemmas of modern statecraft, confronting delegates with the siege of silence that often stifles justice. To break through, they must find the voice of virtue, navigating complex geopolitical realities where pragmatic choices define the fate of nations.

About TLMUN Club

Having its roots as early as 2015 and having established itself as what it is today in 2018, the Taylor's Lakeside Model United Nations (TLMUN) Club is a youth-led Model United Nations organization located at Taylor's Lakeside Campus, Malaysia.

Being the platform for all Taylorians to broaden their perspectives, our members gain insight into various social-political and geostrategic issues around the world, being equipped to debate and speak out on such issues of global importance. Through means such as Model United Nations, skills such as public speaking, debating, negotiation, leadership and policy-making are solidified and enhanced. We deliver events such as coffee talk sessions, speakers' panel sessions and 'mamak' sessions, alongside our annual flagship conference organized, Taylor's Lakeside Model United Nations Conference, where participants from Malaysia and the world come together to debate and learn about the world around us.

TLMUN 2025: Omnia iusta sunt Amore Belloque (All’s Fair in Love and War)

TLMUN 2025: Omnia iusta sunt Amore Belloque was a landmark edition of Taylor’s Lakeside Model United Nations, bringing together over 220 participants including 180 delegates, 20 chairs, and 21 secretariat members across three impactful days. With months of dedicated planning by a 20-member team, the conference featured delegates from 14 universities and 30 secondary institutions across Malaysia. TLMUN 2025 achieved significant academic milestones, including the successful passage of five resolutions, a white paper, a bill, and 35 delegate-written articles. Graced by prominent figure Mr. Edward Vrkić, the resident representative of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei Darussalam, the conference not only fostered high-level diplomatic discourse but also strengthened institutional relationships and elevated the Malaysian MUN scene. TLMUN continues to serve as a dynamic platform to nurture global leaders through diplomacy, collaboration, and innovation.