SAMSIDH MUN 2025
Samsidh Model United Nations(MUN) Conference
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Samsidh Model United Nations(MUN) Conference
Being held on August 20th, 21st, 22nd 2025
at Fortune Park Celestial Hotel, Bengaluru.
MUN (Model United Nations) simulations are popular practices for those who are curious to know more about the UN. Multiple students worldwide participate yearly in MUN at all educational levels – from primary to university. Being a part of MUN helps students develop leadership skills, research, public speaking, problem-solving skills, professionalism, and global acumen. Moreover, it instils the ability to come up with solutions that can be accepted by the majority, skills in negotiation, conflict resolution, and cooperation. These conferences are ideal for people to challenge themselves.
Attending MUN is an ideal way to socialize, and build connections that will prove to be convenient later on. During a MUN, students meet delegates, senior delegates, organizers, sponsors, judges, and chairs of the event. By making new contacts and meeting possible mentors they can formulate their work future as well. The concept of MUN will initially seem daunting, however, at the end of the conference, the traits inculcated will serve well in future endeavours.
As educationists, we are all dedicated to developing Leadership Skills in our students. In the current context, Leadership is Global in Nature. To develop Global leadership skills our students should understand the Global scenarios ‑ Global issues, cultures, International politics, and Environmental upkeep and contribute to solutions for wider knowledge and understanding.
This will help them to carve a place in the international arena as they grow up. As their spectrum of knowledge and understanding widens, they will be able to contribute and process their knowledge according to their interest and initiatives.
Samsidh Model United Nations conference will Spark and sow seeds for initiatives amongst the students. Leadership and delegates from different countries will help students to collaborate and gain a deeper perspective.
Changes in the world due to significant global events such as, the global environment reaching its tipping point leading to severe climate change impacts, the war that has not only impacted the countries directly involved but also had a global impact. Time for our younger citizens to now participate actively to secure their future.
Topic: Ethical and legal implications of Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems (LAWS), also known as killer robots. This includes potential dangers of unchecked AI in Warfare and need for International regulations
Committee In charge: Ms. Soumitri Gupta
Topic: Ensuring equitable access to nutrition for children with severe acute malnutrition with emphasis in refuge situation
Committee In charge:Ms.Sujata Samal
Topic: Strengthening Law Enforcement and Judicial Integrity to Tackle Drug-Driven Corruption with special emphasis in cross border crime
Committee In charge: Mr. Srinivas Rao
Topic: Mental Health: Breaking the Stigma and Expanding Access
Committee In charge: Ms. Priya Ranjitha Tadigiri
Topic: Ensuring the Protection of Journalists and Safeguarding Press Freedom in Conflict and Non-Conflict Zones.
Committee In charge: Ms. Deepti Sharma
Topic: Public institutions can adapt and transform to better respond to the complexities of the modern world
Committee In charge: Ms. Sibi Susan Jacob
Topic: Focus on on-going conflicts
Committee In charge: Ms. Usha. R. Samanta
Topic: Combating Cybercrime: Discuss the growing threat of cybercrime, including hacking, identity theft, and online fraud, and explore strategies for prevention and investigation
Committee In charge: Ms. Usha. R. Samanta