The Leirion Policy Forum presents its 6th edition with an advanced international diplomatic simulation dedicated to one of the defining geopolitical transformations of our era:

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“The Impacts of Deglobalization on the International Energy Market:

From Interdependence to Autonomy.”

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Hosted at Global College Malta from 3-7 March 2027, the summit brings together selected participants from across the world for a unique academic and diplomatic experience combining policy analysis, negotiation, and strategic decision-making.

This year’s edition features three specialized committees, each approaching the future of global energy governance from a different institutional and geopolitical perspective:

• United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)

• World Bank Group | Energy Global Department

• International Energy Forum (IEF)

The Leirion Policy Forum utilizes its own unique diplomatic methodology, the “Next Generation Diplomatic Architecture”, an innovative framework designed to merge academic preparation, institutional simulation, strategic negotiation, and multilateral convergence into a unified diplomatic experience.

The structure of the summit is designed as an evolving diplomatic process rather than a conventional Model United Nations format.

The first day is dedicated entirely to an academic programme featuring keynote speeches, expert round tables, policy discussions, and specialized workshops focused on energy security, technological transition, economic fragmentation, and strategic autonomy.

The following days focus on committee simulations, where delegates will engage in negotiations, crisis management, policy drafting, and institutional decision-making within their respective bodies.

On the fourth day, the summit culminates in the Convergence Session - an autonomous joint action bringing together all committees into a single diplomatic framework. During this final stage, delegates will attempt to coordinate international responses, negotiate cross-committee solutions, and participate in collective voting procedures concerning the future architecture of the global energy market.

Participation in the summit is highly selective and the registrations are limited. Entry is not open-access, and applicants will be evaluated through a comprehensive selection process based on:

• Curriculum Vitae (CV)

• Personal Interview

• Position Paper

The Leirion Policy Forum aims to cultivate the next generation of diplomats, policymakers, economists, and strategic thinkers by creating a realistic environment for international dialogue, institutional cooperation, and high-level policy engagement. Participation fee and application details will be announced soon.