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Topic 1: Promoting Employment Recovery and Equitable Labour Policies in the Post-Pandemic Economy
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Zuzanna Leoniuk
American School of Warsaw Dear Delegates, My name is Zuzia, I am 18 and am in my senior year at the American School of Warsaw. I feel honored to serve as a second-time chair in ZYGMUN, and my first time as a chair in ECOSOC. Participating in the Model United Nations program over the past years has greatly deepened my understanding of current political events, while also highlighting the importance of people’s active participation and engagement in these issues. Through MUN, I have not only gained insights into global affairs but also developed essential skills such as public speaking, collaboration, and problem-solving. This experience has taught me the importance of working with others to find constructive solutions to complex challenges. I strongly encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to express your views and make the most of this experience. For first-time delegates, I invite you to embrace this opportunity and step out of your comfort zone. Engaging in debate, sharing your perspectives, and connecting with new people will all contribute to making this year's ZYGMUN an unforgettable and rewarding experience for you. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. See you in March! Zuzanna Leoniuk President of the EcoSoc |
Annika Wypyski
Berlin Brandenburg International School Dear Delegates of ZYGMUN 2026, I am honoured to be a student officer for this conference, as this is my first time attending ZYGMUN, and I am really excited to have this opportunity! I am currently 17 years old, and attend the Berlin Brandenburg International School right outside of Germany’s colourful capital. I greatly enjoy spending time with friends and family, making art, and writing for my school’s paper, the Paw Print! I have been involved in MUN for only around 2 years now; however, I find the activity one of the most interesting and valuable experiences that young people from around the world can participate in. MUN allows us to find solutions to issues that countries try to tackle every day, all while creating bonds that will continue to grow even after the conference has finished. During ZYGMUN, however, we are not only gathered with the task of finding answers to complex problems, but we are also gathered to learn about the world of diplomacy that maintains peace and order every day. MUN can be an amazing insight into the inner workings of multilateral cooperation that maintains international peace, ensures economic stability, and resolves new problems without rest. Therefore, come March, I hope that all delegates use this conference as a way to further their understanding of the complex world around us, all while embracing the amazing experience that it is to come together for such an occasion. I look forward to meeting you in March! Annika Wypyski President of the EcoSoC |