ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
COUNCIL

AGENDA: The impact of the spread of cryptocurrencies on global monetary systems and the role of central banks.

STATES AND OBSERVERS: 54
E-MAIL: ecosoc@gmail.com

Honorable Delegates!
It is my great pleasure to welcome you on behalf of the President of one of the most dynamic and undoubtedly the most vital bodies of the United Nations, the Economic and Social Council. This year, delegates will be working with an extremely pressing and challenging agenda. Work in the committee will encompass everything from heated polemics and passionate debate to creative speeches and full consensus. Our professional presidium will make you fall in love with the Model UN movement if this is your first event of this kind, and if you have already taken part in simulations before, then all that remains is to prepare for one of the brightest events of 2026!
Sincerely,
Tsvetkov George
President of the Economic and Social Council

Distinguished delegates,
It is my great honour to welcome you all to the session of the ECOSOC Committee at MSUMUN 2026!
Our agenda addresses one of the most complex and urgent global challenges: the future of the cryptocurrency regulation system.
I encourage you to think boldly and to uphold the core principles upon which the United Nations is founded, as they will guide you in crafting balanced and effective solutions to this pressing challenge. Embrace the opportunity to work together across regions and perspectives: through active listening and constructive compromise you can forge recommendations that are not only robust and practical, but also grounded in the shared priorities of our diverse member states.
Respectfully,
Vice‑President
Gadzieva Narita

Dear Delegates,
I am pleased to welcome you to the Economic and Social Council. This year our agenda is one of the most pressing in the global economy - the impact of cryptocurrency proliferation on monetary systems and the role of central banks.
Money has always been tied to state power, and now private digital assets and national digital currencies are putting that link to the test. Some countries ban crypto, others embrace it, and others build digital currencies of their own.
I hope the work of this committee will be an intellectual challenge for each of you, and also a chance to show real diplomacy in practice: to listen, to argue and to look for compromises together. My report will help you get started. I wish you lively debates and strong resolutions!
Best regards,
ECOSOC Expert
Zakhar Shilkin

LIST OF COUNTRIES

Algeria


Argentina


Australia


Azerbaijan


Belarus


Brazil


Cabo Verde

CHAIRMAN

Canada


Chile


China (the People's Republic of)


Colombia


Croatia


Cuba


Cyprus


Djibouti


Egypt


El Salvador


Equatorial Guinea


Ethiopia


Finland


France


Germany


Honduras


Hungary


India


Indonesia


Italy


Japan


Kazakhstan


Kenya


Latvia


Lebanon


Monaco


Morocco


Namibia


Nigeria


Paraguay


Qatar


Russian Federation


Saudi Arabia


Senegal


Singapore


South Africa


Suriname


Switzerland


Tunisia


Türkiye


United Arab Emirates


United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland


United Republic of Tanzania


United States of America


Uzbekistan


Zambia