You will learn more about a mun and how it is carried out when you will experience your first mun and rememeber life is itself an experience, so why are you scared of speaking ? no one is going to eat you, okay if you are speaking and its not up to the mark so what? At least you are trying, you are way better than those shy guys sitting in a corner and cracking jokes ruining their life’s, but still a basic introduction to a mun and to SKBZMun is given below must read and for more details you can Google what is a Model United Nation and for any quires just inbox me SKBZMUN MUN (Model United Nations) is an academic simulation of the United Nations that aims to educate students about civic issues, current events, globalization, and diplomacy. It is an extracurricular activity in which the students prepare for conferences and assume the roles of different countries and organizations as represented in the actual United Nations. They share their views and debate about the issues which are of concern to the world today. The goal of MUN is to promote understanding of international relations, to inspire an awareness of the problems of the modern world and to encourage global mindedness. As an after school activity, MUN meets on a weekly basis to prepare for these conferences by researching issues, writing position papers, and drafting formal resolutions. Students are introduced to the procedural rules of the United Nations and hold mock debates on pressing world issues. MUN helps develop critical thinking, speaking, and debating skills. Our goal is for the club to be entirely student-led THE PARTICIPANTS The entire conference is organized and managed by students who perform a diverse variety of roles •Students develop their leadership and managerial skills and learn how to overcome the typical challenges and pressures involved in organizing a conference It is a unique initiative where students from across the world are invited to be a part of a common forum to discuss and debate issues of global importance •It show cases the energy ,skills, enthusiasm and hard work of student participants who assume the role of ambassadors of member states of the United Nations and debate, discuss, lobby and negotiate as they Endeavour to find answers to some of the problems that confront today’s world •Students learn vital skills in research, writing, speaking, consensus building and conflict resolution as they step into the role of the delegates of the countries they represent
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