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Doha
The executive team of Model United Nations (MUN) club at the International School of London (ISL) Qatar successfully hosted its fifth annual Model United Nations conference.
The common theme of this year’s conference was ‘Human Cooperation for Global Sustainability’.
High school students from 10 different international schools around Doha engaged in productive, critical and intelligent debate in order to come up with solutions to many of humanity’s problems.
With the theme reflecting the growing importance of human cooperation to make the planet sustainable, delegates discussed various issues, ranging from the Lake Chad Basin crisis to preventing the pollution of the seas with micro-plastics, as well as a plethora of other pressing problems we face in the world today.
Ambassador of Ecuador to Qatar HE Ivonne A Baki was a guest speaker at the opening ceremony.
She spoke about the Ecuadorian project to preserve the part of the Amazon in Ecuador, which has the highest biodiversity in the world.
The envoy acted as an excellent example for all delegates regarding how problems of sustainability can be approached.
Close to 200 judges, advocates, chairs and delegates attended this year’s conference from the International School of London Qatar, Al Jazeera Academy, Aspire Academy, Awsaj Academy, Birla Public School, Doha College, Middle East International School, Qatar Finland International School and Stafford Sri Lanka School Doha.
Debate took place in the various committees such as International Court of Justice, Security Council, the First Committee General Assembly, Human Rights Council, Economic and Social Council, and Environmental Commission reflected passion and diplomacy, as well as acute understanding of international issues.
The ISL MUN executive team thanked Oryx Rotana for its catering, the teachers at ISL MUN for being supportive, Ambassador A-Baki for her inspiring speech at the opening ceremony, as well as all delegates, advocates, judges, administrative officers, press members and directors who attended the conference and contributed to making it the success that it was.
Doha
The executive team of Model United Nations (MUN) club at the International School of London (ISL) Qatar successfully hosted its fifth annual Model United Nations conference.
The common theme of this year’s conference was ‘Human Cooperation for Global Sustainability’.
High school students from 10 different international schools around Doha engaged in productive, critical and intelligent debate in order to come up with solutions to many of humanity’s problems.
With the theme reflecting the growing importance of human cooperation to make the planet sustainable, delegates discussed various issues, ranging from the Lake Chad Basin crisis to preventing the pollution of the seas with micro-plastics, as well as a plethora of other pressing problems we face in the world today.
Ambassador of Ecuador to Qatar HE Ivonne A Baki was a guest speaker at the opening ceremony.
She spoke about the Ecuadorian project to preserve the part of the Amazon in Ecuador, which has the highest biodiversity in the world.
The envoy acted as an excellent example for all delegates regarding how problems of sustainability can be approached.
Close to 200 judges, advocates, chairs and delegates attended this year’s conference from the International School of London Qatar, Al Jazeera Academy, Aspire Academy, Awsaj Academy, Birla Public School, Doha College, Middle East International School, Qatar Finland International School and Stafford Sri Lanka School Doha.
Debate took place in the various committees such as International Court of Justice, Security Council, the First Committee General Assembly, Human Rights Council, Economic and Social Council, and Environmental Commission reflected passion and diplomacy, as well as acute understanding of international issues.
The ISL MUN executive team thanked Oryx Rotana for its catering, the teachers at ISL MUN for being supportive, Ambassador A-Baki for her inspiring speech at the opening ceremony, as well as all delegates, advocates, judges, administrative officers, press members and directors who attended the conference and contributed to making it the success that it was.
