Reform United Nations Project Announces the Reform UN Forum 2026

The Reform United Nations initiative today announced the upcoming Reform UN Forum 2026, a landmark virtual convening that will bring together global leaders, diplomats, and scholars to examine the future of multilateral leadership and the evolving role of the United Nations in an era of geopolitical transformation.

Reform United Nations Project

8/27/20261 min read

Press Release- Reform United Nations Project Announces the Reform UN Forum 2026

Theme: The Next UN Secretary‑General: Leadership for a Renewed Multilateral Order?

United States — August 27, 2026 — The Reform United Nations Project today announced the upcoming Reform UN Forum 2026, a landmark virtual convening that will bring together global leaders, diplomats, and scholars to examine the future of multilateral leadership and the evolving role of the United Nations in an era of geopolitical transformation.

Taking place on Friday, September 30, 2026, beginning at 11:00 AM Eastern Time, the forum will be hosted virtually via Zoom and will feature a distinguished roster of participants, including current and former heads of state, senior UN officials, and leading voices in international governance.

The 2026 edition of the Reform UN Forum will explore the question: “The Next UN Secretary‑General: Leadership for a Renewed Multilateral Order?” — a timely and strategic theme as the international community reflects on the qualities, vision, and institutional courage required to lead the United Nations through the next decade of global challenges.

Program Highlights

  • Keynotes from eminent figures in diplomacy and global affairs

  • Plenary sessions on institutional renewal and leadership succession

  • Panel dialogues addressing reform pathways and geopolitical cooperation

  • Fireside talks offering visionary perspectives on global governance

With only 100 seats available by invitation, the Reform UN Forum 2026 will serve as an exclusive platform for high‑level dialogue and policy innovation. Participants will engage in substantive exchanges on how leadership at the United Nations can be reimagined to foster a more inclusive, effective, and accountable multilateral system.

Registration

Interested participants may request an invitation by contacting: Email inforeformun@gmail.com Phone: +1703‑200‑4022