A two-day Model United Nations (MUN) Conference was organised at St Joseph’s Convent School that concluded here on Sunday.
It is to be noted that it was organised with a motive to let the young students think over different issues and also let them know how the UN works. To mark the concluding day of the event, two sessions of the committees were held.
All the delegates were divided into committees where they discussed upon three main agendas of the event that are strengthening countries for the sustainable developmental goals, discussing children safety in the digital age and the issue of immigrant recognition in the present world.
Besides, the event was judged and coordinated by India's best MUNers namely Sariha Nazifa Nawal who is studying in Britain and hails from Dhaka Bangladesh, Vaibhavi Sharma Pathak who is an International Relations Analyst from New Delhi, Samriddh Tiwalni a Mumbaikar who is currently studying in Christ University Bangalore
The closing ceremony began with a group song by the SJC choir power of the dream followed by a Kathak performance by the students of SJC. Three chief guests graced the ceremony with their presence Arneet Arora, head of Forensic department AIIMS, lieutenant Colonel Devanand Singh and lieutenant Colonel SS Jamwal.
Principal of St Joseph’s Convent Sister lilly while addressing the students said that it was a pleasure to conduct the conference at our school. It helped the students to broaden their outlook towards international matters of importance.
The best delegates were felicitated on the concluding day including Delegate of Qatar, lebanon, Myanmar. Further, the best school award was given to Sanskar Valley School.
Notably, the best delegates were selected on the basis of their presentation and debating skills. Other awards including the best photographer award were given to Peehu Bhatt, Best cartoonist to Anusha Gupta and best reporter to Anirudh Das. The vote of thanks was presented by Ananya Shrivastav on behalf of the school.