| Once again eleven DPSMUN enthusiasts from grades 9 to 11 of
DPS-Modern Indian School, Doha—Diya Varghese, Rinishkumar Pazhanikumar,
Annamalai Alagappan, Muhammad Aqeel, Syed Ammar, Ian Phillip, Taheem
Naadir, Zaynab Salim Kutty, Bivin Sabu, Vidhi Jadav, and Saisha
Varma—had the unique opportunity to travel to New York to attend the
fourth edition of the internationally renowned, Altitude Model United
Nations (MUN) in partnership with Georgetown International Relations
Association, Inc., held from 7th to 13th April 2025-26. This prestigious
event brought together bright minds from around the world from 16
countries, and the DPS-Modern Indian School delegation showcased
exceptional skill, diplomacy, and leadership throughout the sessions. |
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| During the competition, the students participated in intense
debates, negotiations, and resolutions on a variety of global issues,
representing different countries and working to build consensus in
committees -UNEP,UNHRC, GA1, UNSC and WHO in aligning with the theme ,
‘Stand together for peace’ . Their efforts were met with remarkable
success, earning them numerous accolades. Vidhi Jadav and Saisha Varma
were awarded the Best Improvement Award for their impressive development
and outstanding performances throughout the conference, demonstrating
resilience, adaptability, and a commitment to growth. At the same time,
Diya Varghese and Zaynab Salim Kutty were honored with the Best
Diplomacy Award, recognizing their exemplary skills in negotiation,
collaboration, and their ability to foster diplomatic solutions,
contributing significantly to their committees’ success. |
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| Beyond the intellectual and academic rigor of the MUN, the students
also embraced the opportunity to explore the dynamic and culturally rich
city of New York. From iconic landmarks like Summit One Observatory,
9/11 Memorial-The Oculus, St. Peter’s Cathedral, Grand Central station,
Rockefeller Center and the Statue of Liberty to experiencing the vibrant
energy of the city's diverse neighborhoods-Times square and China town,
the students gained a broader perspective of the world.They also
enriched their knowledge by visiting The New School, UN Headquarters,
New York Public Library and the American Historic Museum. Amidst the
busy conference days they found time to relax by watching the Broadway
show-Michael Jackson.This blend of academic achievement and cultural
exploration allowed the students to broaden their horizons, making the
trip a truly unforgettable experience. |
| The trip to New York was a remarkable blend of education, culture,
and personal growth, providing the students with memories and
experiences that will continue to shape their future endeavors. |
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