In the current day and age, humanity finds itself amidst a number of existential risks, with the clock ticking relentlessly towards midnight. Potentially catastrophic threats such as climate change, the development of new disruptive technologies, escalating tensions leading to international security concerns, global health crises, and rising inequalities are increasing in frequency and already dominating international politics. While these emerging global threats have the potential to reshape our world order, the biggest existential risk they pose is that on communities and individuals who are already struggling to cope with problems such as food and water insecurity, the degradation of their lands and growing social upheaval. Therefore, the KULMUN 2024 conference is aiming to tackle such issues in a wide range of carefully hand-picked committees, suited to all levels of MUN expertise.