Topic 1: Protecting Refugee Children
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Topic 2: Combating Water Scarcity in South Asia |
Meet the Chairs:
Olivia Baran American School of Warsaw Greetings, esteemed delegates,
It is my pleasure to introduce you to the Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural Committee that will be debated and thoroughly discussed during VI ZYGMUN. During the course of four days, you, as member states, will collaborate with individuals from various countries to gain insight into the hardships of protecting child refugees and the water scarcity challenges faced worldwide. Through these interactions, you will have the opportunity to craft your own resolutions for addressing these issues in your own countries with the support of other delegates. As co-chair of the committee, I am excited to facilitate productive debates and to hear the creative solutions that will be proposed by the delegates. This is my first time co-chairing at ZYGMUN, my second time chairing overall, and my third year of participating in Model UN. A little about me, I am a 17-year-old student of the American School of Warsaw, and this is my first year in Warsaw. Before moving to Poland, I lived in Chicago, USA. When I am not participating in Model United Nations, I enjoy staying active by playing sports for my school and lifting at the gym. I look forward to meeting all of you in March! Sincerely, Olivia Baran Co-Chair of the Social, Humanitarian & Cultural Committee |
Alexia Diaconescu American International School of Bucharest Dear delegates, welcome to ZYGMUN IV’s GA3!
The issues the participants of the Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee will be working together to solve are “Protecting Refugee Children” and “Combating Water Scarcity in South Asia”. Both of the issues aforementioned are critical in addressing and eradicating at this point in time with the purpose of ensuring humane conditions for individuals facing hardship. This is my 2nd year participating in MUN conferences, and my 1st year pursuing the role of chair. I am a 15 year old Romanian sophomore at the American International School of Bucharest. In my free time I enjoy reading, writing, listening to music, playing volleyball, playing the piano and watching movies with my loved ones. As your co-chair, my role is to empathise with delegates trying to have their voices heard, and I will provide a fair chance to all delegates to contribute meaningfully in debate. My goal is to help delegates as best as I can and make sure they are enjoying themselves whilst respecting the rules of procedure. I look forward to meeting you all, and seeing the wonderful resolutions you will draft! Alexia Diaconescu Co-Chair of the Social, Humanitarian & Cultural Committee |
