The Department of Social Science (MUN Club), MES Indian School, organised a stimulating Model United Nations (MUN) Conference at the school’s Conference Hall on October 20, giving students an enriching platform to explore international affairs, deliberate on pressing global concerns, and experience the nuances of diplomatic engagement.
The conference brought together 45 student delegates representing 24 nations, creating a vibrant forum for cross-cultural perspectives and constructive deliberations. Through structured debates, negotiations, and diplomatic exchanges, participants examined global issues, articulated national positions, proposed resolutions, and negotiated amendments, reflecting the deliberative processes of the United Nations.
The conference showcased the students’ critical thinking, eloquence, collaborative spirit and negotiation skills, while nurturing their awareness of international relations, peaceful conflict resolution and the significance of multilateral cooperation. The outstanding performances of the delegates were recognised through the following distinctions: Muhammed Nazan – Best Delegate; Heba Mansood – Best Negotiator; and Cris Kumar – Best Speaker.
Sunita Dahiya and Dr Hifza Shaima coordinated the event, with support from faculty members, under the guidance of Mujeeb Rahman, Coordinator, Department of Social Science. The conference served as a meaningful exercise in global citizenship, empowering students to appreciate diverse viewpoints, engage in reasoned dialogue and recognise the power of diplomacy in addressing shared international challenges.