Tremendously drowned in a critical examination of one of the most pressing challenges in contemporary global economics: “dedollarization “. This Committee anticipates a great need to action. As the dominance of the U.S. dollar in international trade and finance faces increasing scrutiny, fsmimun provides a platform for a comprehensive analysis of the economic, financial, and geopolitical risks and opportunities tied to this shift. Delegates will explore the implications for emerging economies heavily reliant on the dollar, investigate potential alternatives—such as regional currencies or new financial mechanisms—and assess their viability within the global market. Furthermore, fsmimun will delve into the geopolitical consequences of a multipolar financial system, considering how changes in currency dominance could alter global power dynamics. Delegates will be tasked with crafting strategies to ensure international monetary stability amidst this transition, with a particular focus on fostering regional collaboration to mitigate risks and promote resilience in an increasingly fragmented global financial landscape.