Model G20 2027 at FLAME University, registrations now open

Grades 8 to 12

Model G20 Summit

Learn · Deliberate · Solve the world’s most pressing challenges.

Theme, The Bridge and the Divide

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Learn

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Solve

Dates, timings and fees.

Delegates arrange their own transportation.

  1. Registrations open

    18-20 Jun 2027

    Residential, 3 days

    On campus, Pune

    36 hours in all

    ₹17,700, including taxes, food and lodging Reserve your spot

Includes a year of Learnacy Essential

Dates and timings are checked and updated by our team.

What happens.

Model G20 simulates the G20 Leaders’ Summit. Each delegate speaks for a world leader and negotiates global economic cooperation. One Young India organises it. The 2027 summit is on the FLAME University campus in Pune. It is for students who want to go past debate into formal policy advocacy: delegates write academic white papers and give high-level presentations. Delegates work in the Sherpa and Finance tracks, write position papers and finish with a signed communiqué.

  • 25 members per group
  • Consensus-based forum
  • Constructive debates
  • Sherpa & Finance tracks
Who it is for
Students in Grades 8 to 12 who are curious about world affairs, diplomacy and leadership.
Format
A 3-day residential summit in Pune, in partnership with AFS India.
Fees
₹17,700

The experience

Debate

Take on real-world topics like Climate Action, International Finance and the Digital Economy across the Sherpa and Finance tracks.

Certify

Receive a joint certificate of participation from One Young India and FLAME University.

Present

Top delegates present their communiqué to the full summit and are recognised for the strongest position papers.

Model G20 Summit is an independent educational programme. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with the G20 or any government body.

Nations at one table

A common world is built at the table. Take your place.

Hugo Grotius Montesquieu Adam Smith Immanuel Kant Rabindranath Tagore John Maynard Keynes Eleanor Roosevelt Dag Hammarskjöld

Every nation is free to travel to every other nation, and to trade with it.

Hugo Grotius 1583 to 1645Jurist, father of international law Mare Liberum (The Freedom of the Seas), Chapter I, 1609. Translated by Ralph Van Deman Magoffin, 1916

Peace is the natural effect of trade. Two nations who traffic with each other become reciprocally dependent.

Montesquieu 1689 to 1755Political philosopher, The Spirit of Laws The Spirit of Laws, Book XX, Chapter 2, 1748. Translated by Thomas Nugent, 1750

What is prudence in the conduct of every private family, can scarce be folly in that of a great kingdom.

Adam Smith 1723 to 1790Economist, The Wealth of Nations The Wealth of Nations, Book IV, Chapter II, 1776

A violation of right in one part of the world is felt all over it.

Immanuel Kant 1724 to 1804Philosopher, author of Perpetual Peace Perpetual Peace, Third Definitive Article, 1795. Translated by Mary Campbell Smith, 1903

Where the world has not been broken up into fragments by narrow domestic walls

Rabindranath Tagore 1861 to 1941Poet, Nobel laureate 1913 Gitanjali (Song Offerings), Poem 35, 1912, in his own English translation

We have shown that a concourse of 44 nations are actually able to work together at a constructive task in amity and unbroken concord.

John Maynard Keynes 1883 to 1946Economist, architect of Bretton Woods Closing speech, United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference, Bretton Woods, 22 July 1944

This declaration may well become the international Magna Carta of all men everywhere.

Eleanor Roosevelt 1884 to 1962Chair, UN Human Rights Commission Statement to the UN General Assembly on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Paris, 9 December 1948

This is not a task for any single nation. It is a task for all nations.

Dag Hammarskjöld 1905 to 1961UN Secretary-General, 1953 to 1961 Address at the University of California Convocation, Berkeley, 13 May 1954

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The 3-day schedule.

A hall hung with the flags of many countries, strung in rows below the ceiling.

One.Arrival, orientation & opening

  • Check-in and registration on campus
  • Opening ceremony and keynote address
  • Allocation to the Sherpa or Finance track, and committee briefings
  • Delegate orientation, ice-breakers and the first caucus

The flags of the summit.Model G20 school summit, May 2025

Delegates in committee behind their placards: France, African Union, Japan, India, Brazil and Argentina.

Two.Committee sessions & negotiation

  • Moderated and unmoderated caucus on Climate Action, International Finance and the Digital Economy
  • Position-paper and white-paper workshops with mentors
  • Working lunch and cross-track negotiation
  • Evening cultural and networking night

Delegations in committee.Model G20 Summit 2026, Pune, June 2026

A student stands at a committee table and speaks into a microphone, delegates seated on either side behind their placards.

Three.Consensus, presentation & closing

  • Final negotiations and drafting of the joint communiqué
  • White-paper presentations to the assembly
  • Top-delegate showcase and recognition
  • Certificates and closing ceremony

A delegate takes the floor.Model G20 Summit, Ajmer, September 2024

Before the summitWeeks ahead
Delegates get a research pack and track brief, choose their country and committee, and write a position paper, so they arrive prepared.
On campus3 days
Three days of debate, negotiation and drafting, from opening statements to a signed communiqué.

School editions

  • The School of Raya Model G20 The School of Raya, Bengaluru, 10 to 11 October 2026, past edition
  • Manav Mangal Model G20 Manav Mangal Smart School, Mohali, 29 to 30 August 2026, past edition
  • Learning Paths Model G20 · 2026 Learning Paths School, Mohali, May 2026, past edition
  • Scottish High Model G20 · SHISG20 ’26 Scottish High International School, Gurgaon, 18 to 19 April 2026, past edition
  • Indus International Model G20 Indus International School, Pune, October 2025, past edition
  • Learning Paths Model G20 Learning Paths School, Mohali, May 2025, past edition
  • Mayo College Model G20 Mayo College, Ajmer, 2024, past edition

Partner schools host their own editions of Model G20 Summit, open to their own students on the school’s site.

From our past summits.

  1. A group on the floor bends over chart paper with pencils while one student makes her point.
    One sheet of chart paper, mid-argument.Model G20 Summit 2026, Pune, June 2026
  2. A delegate in a navy blazer speaks into a microphone at the committee table, a laptop and placards in front of her.
    A delegate makes her case.Model G20 Summit, Ajmer, September 2024
  3. A student in a cream kurta explains a point with both hands in front of a chalkboard listing countries.
    Working it through at the board.Model G20 Summit 2026, Pune, June 2026
  4. Four students in a garden laugh as they compare the sheets of paper in their hands.
    Notes in hand, outside the hall.Model G20 Summit, Ajmer, September 2024
  5. A delegate at her desk turns from her laptop to listen, smiling.
    A delegate listens, laptop open.Model G20 Summit 2026, Pune, June 2026
  6. Seen from above, students’ hands drawing with coloured pencils on one large sheet of chart paper.
    Hands on one sheet of chart paper.Model G20 Summit 2026, Pune, June 2026

Advisors and mentors.

  • Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Surendra Kulkarni

    Former Director, Mayo College, Ajmer

  • Mr. Akshay Mathur

    Senior Director, Asia Society Policy Institute

  • Mr. Sandeep Chhabra

    Former Principal, Indus International School, Pune

What the student walks away with.

  • Confident public speaking and structured argument
  • A working grasp of world affairs and geopolitics
  • Negotiation, alliance-building and consensus skills
  • A published-quality white paper

After the summit

Standout white papers are published through One Young India, top delegates are recognised for their work, and every delegate leaves with a certificate and a network. Publication depends on review and is not guaranteed.

Research

Delegates submit academic white papers. Select papers are eligible for publication through One Young India. Publication depends on review and is not guaranteed.

Work they can show.

The OYI ReviewOne Young India Press

Read what students have published.

Questions, answered.

Is transportation included?

No, delegates arrange their own travel to Pune. Fees do include food and lodging on campus for the 3 days.

What are the fees, and what do they cover?

₹17,700. Fees are all-inclusive of taxes, food and lodging. Every paid registration includes a year of Learnacy Essential: 10 self-paced courses, each with a completion certificate, plus the Writing Studio and World 101 member tools. Publication depends on review and is not guaranteed.

Are scholarships available?

Yes. Scholarships are awarded on merit: use "Request a scholarship" below, tick "Apply for a merit scholarship", and write one white paper on our brief. Strong papers can win 50% or the full fee. We never ask about family finances.

Request a scholarship

Will the student receive a certificate?

Yes. Every participant receives a certificate of participation, and standout work is eligible for publication through One Young India. Publication depends on review and is not guaranteed.

What are the tracks and topics?

Delegates are assigned to working groups across the Sherpa and Finance tracks by the first week of June 2027, covering issues like climate action, international finance and the digital economy.

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  • 18-20 Jun 2027 · On campus, Pune
  • Grades 8 to 12 · ₹17,700

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A whole summit cohort stands for a photograph on the steps of an open-air amphitheatre.
The whole summit, on the steps.Model G20 Summit, Ajmer, September 2024
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Model G20 Summit

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