Fictional Joint Crisis Committee (FJCC)

The FJCC offers a unique and challenging experience that simulates real-world crisis situations with multiple committees running simultaneously. Delegates must quickly analyze information, form alliances, and make critical decisions that can dramatically alter the course of events across different blocs.

Key aspects of the FJCC include:

• Multiple committees or blocs running simultaneously
• Timeline-wise decisions affecting other committees
• Split groups with different objectives
• Quick pace and unforeseeable developments
• Original Crisis Rules of procedure

In the FJCC, delegates will face unexpected challenges across multiple committees, receive real-time updates, and must respond to rapidly changing circumstances. The committee's dynamic nature means that no two sessions will be the same, providing an exciting and unpredictable experience for all participants. Delegates must be prepared to think on their feet, work under pressure, and make decisions that could have far-reaching consequences across different blocs.

Success in the FJCC requires delegates to develop several key skills:

• Quick analysis of complex situations across multiple committees
• Effective communication under pressure in different blocs
• Strategic alliance building between committees
• Adaptive problem-solving with timeline-wise decisions
• Leadership in crisis situations across multiple groups