| DPS Modern Indian School organized the 6th edition of DPS MUN 2024
Conference from 26 to 28 September, 2024. The three-day event commenced
with a grand opening ceremony, featuring an inspiring address by
Principal Ms. Asna Nafees who highlighted the vital role of diplomacy
and collaboration in addressing global challenges. Around 220 delegates
from various Indian and international schools across Qatar, accompanied
by their MUN Coordinators, represented their respective nations,
contributing to the ceremony’s air of dignity and global unity. |
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| Day 1 – The first day of the
conference witnessed passionate and dynamic debates on global challenges
such as climate change, human rights, and economic development, The
delegates, with a remarkable display of professionalism, presented
position papers, negotiated alliances, and began drafting resolutions,
setting a strong foundation for a productive and dynamic conference. |
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| Day 2 - On the second day of DPSMUN
2024, the committees—UNSC, GA 1, GA 2, HRC, WHO, SDG 13, and
CCPCJ—addressed a broad range of critical global issues, including the
Syrian Civil War, autonomous weapons systems, debt trap diplomacy, human
trafficking, indigenous rights, healthcare for displaced persons,
climate-resilient agriculture, firearm smuggling, and the illicit trade
of cultural property. The atmosphere was charged with energy as
delegates passionately discussed complex global issues, showcasing their
unwavering commitment to bold, innovative, and collaborative solutions.
Their passion and drive left a profound impact on everyone involved,
with guest teachers commending the event’s seamless organization and the
students' exceptional level of engagement. |
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| Day 3- The third day of the
conference was marked by rigorous debates, as delegates polished,
finalised, and presented their resolutions across various committees.
The atmosphere was charged with energy and anticipation as delegates
defended their positions, striving to find diplomatic solutions to
global challenges. Tension in the committee rooms reached its zenith
with the deliberation and discussion among chairs regarding who among
their large pool of hard working delegates would be awarded the honour
of “Best Delegate” and the two “Honourable Mention” awards, recognizing
and appreciating the most deserving candidates. |
| The highlight of the day was undoubtedly the visit by the President
of DPS-Modern Indian School, Mr. Yasir Nainar and our school’s beloved
Principal, Ms. Asna Nafees, and the senior school Vice-Principal, Ms.
Soma Bhattacharjee. They interacted fervently with the delegates and
encouraged the organizing team to keep their spirits high and the
conference lively. |
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| CLOSING CEREMONY -DPS MUN 2024
culminated with a memorable closing ceremony, marking the conclusion of
three days of engaging debates, diplomacy, and collaborative
resolutions. In his address, the Chief Guest Mr George Thomas,
Vice-President DPS MIS emphasized the importance of transforming
learning into action, encouraging students to adopt sustainable
practices in their everyday lives. Principal Ms. Asna Nafees, described
DPS MUN as a powerful example of experiential learning, emphasizing how
it fostered essential skills like diplomacy, public speaking,
negotiation, and leadership, crucial for shaping informed and
responsible global citizens. Through his video message, President DPSMIS
Mr. Yasir Nainar applauded the efforts of the delegates and underlined
the significance of leadership and diplomacy skills in developing a more
equitable and sustainable future. He congratulated the DPS MIS team for
the successful execution of the event. |
| The student ambassadors from various schools delivered thoughtful
speeches, expressing their gratitude for the enriching experience A
captivating performance by the school band followed, setting a
celebratory tone. The Head Chairs of each committee addressed the
assembly, reflecting on the accomplishments of the conference before the
much-anticipated awards were presented. Best Delegates and two
Honourable Mentions were awarded to outstanding participants from each
committee, recognizing their exceptional performance. The student
volunteers from the Art and Photography teams were felicitated for their
contributions, and the Head of Admins Aashi Gupta and Edwin Daniel
expressed gratitude for the seamless organization. The newsletter,
providing a glimpse into the event, was released by the dignitaries. |
| The President of the General Assembly, Janavi Rajan, and the Deputy
President of General Assembly, Prabhav Venkatesh as well as the Deputy
Secretaries-General Libertin Nijel and Aamina Anjum delivered speeches,
highlighting key moments of the conference. A video montage, capturing
the best moments of the event was played, followed by the
Secretary-General offered closing remarks, bringing the conference to a
proud and successful conclusion.The ceremony was conducted by the two
Secretary Generals, Piyali Mohapatra and Abhimanyu Gupta, and the Head
of Operations, Sharvi Patwardhan. |
| A unique conference in its own, DPSMUN is an educational simulation
that includes significant research, logical analysis, communication and
writing skills and leadership qualities, and allows students to learn
about diplomacy, foreign affairs, and the United Nations. |
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