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Participation in the 24th Session Kenya Model United Nations 2nd Mock Debate on Saturday, 9th November 2024

Updated: Nov 13

 

On Saturday, 9th November 2024, the Millennium Global International School Model United Nations (MUN) team proudly represented our school at the 24th Kenya Model United Nations (KMUN) 2nd Mock Debate held at Kenyatta University along Thika Highway.

 

Divided into various committees – Crisis Committee, ECOSOC, SOCHUM, WHO, UNEP, and UN Women – our high school delegation competed alongside other high school and university delegates, standing out with confidence and skill.

 

Our team achieved remarkable success, receiving several awards and being recognized as the Best High School Delegation at the mock debate. Despite many members being new to MUN, they tackled challenges with resilience, engaging actively and demonstrating knowledge and diplomacy.


 

 

Committee Reports and Participants.

 

UN Women

 

The UN Women committee began with opening speeches, followed by a discussion on the impacts of climate change on women’s sexual health rights. Delegates highlighted how climate crises such as droughts and floods disproportionately affect women, leading to increased early marriages, gender-based violence, and inadequate access to healthcare and education. Another motion focused on the effects of sexual violence on reproductive health in low-security camps for displaced persons. Delegates were passionate about the topic, emphasizing the need for urgent action and resources to protect women’s rights.

 

Participants:

Maya Janaki

Yazan Lubbad

Huseein Azim

Benjamin Mathenge

Michelle Nyambura

 

Awards:

Maya Janaki – Best Delegate

Yazan Lubbad - Best Position Paper

 

SOCHUM

 

In SOCHUM, the delegates debated “Global Carbon Markets: a Path to Climate Justice or a New Form of Exploitation?” They weighed the benefits of carbon markets against the potential for exploitation, with the majority agreeing on the need for fair regulation. The session allowed members to examine social and humanitarian challenges in a productive, insightful debate.

 

Participants:

Chad Tsiga

Lekisha Tsiga

Calvin Munene

Gabriella Kommy

Zuri Oyando

 

Awards:

Chad Tsiga – Best Position Paper

 

Crisis Committee:

 

The Crisis Committee tackled a creative scenario involving mythological creatures being released worldwide in 2050. Delegates proposed innovative solutions, directives, and engaged in strategic conflict resolutions. The experience was both exciting and educational, offering a unique take on crisis management.

 

Participants:

Hibba Kasmani

Ryan Patel

Charis Yamame

Kimora Esther

Kyla Kirugara

Khadar Addulkadir

 

Awards:

Crisis Committee – Best Committee

 

ECOSOC

 

In ECOSOC, discussions were highly interactive, with delegates collaborating to negotiate resolutions on global issues. The experience offered valuable lessons in international affairs and diplomacy, and strengthened teamwork and negotiation skills.

 

Participants:

Victoria Wanjiku

Abigael Kusa

 

Awards:

Victoria Wanjiku – Most Diplomatic

Abigael Kusa – Best Position Paper

 

 

WHO

Representing WHO, delegates Hudaa Kasmani, Stacy Wambui, Neria Mumbi, and Nesayam Bhatt initially felt nervous but were soon comforted by the welcoming environment at Kenyatta University. They learned from other delegates’ ideas and enjoyed friendly interactions, making the experience memorable and educational.

 

Participants:

Hudaa Kasmani

Stacy Wambui

Neria Mumbi

Nesayam Bhatt

 

Awards:

Hudaa Kasmani – Most Diplomatic

 

UNEP

The UNEP council began with a warm-up before advancing to intense debates. Delegates engaged actively, encouraged by both chairs and speakers, who allowed multiple points of information to promote thorough discussion. For many, this was their first MUN experience, and they found it both fun and educational.

 

Participants:

Cedric Tsiga

Takunda John

Shaun Patel

Joy Chege

Milkah Kagumba

 

Awards:

Cedric Tsiga – Honorable Mention

Takunda John – Most Diplomatic

 

Future Goals and Activities.

 

The KMUN 2nd Mock Debate strengthened our MUN club’s commitment to global issues, diplomacy, and public speaking. We look forward to attending future events hosted by KMUN, including the upcoming Prom Night, which will offer more opportunities for connection and learning. Additionally, our club is excited to organize a Community Service Responsibility (CSR) activity to make a positive impact within our community, reflecting our dedication to the MUN spirit of service and leadership.

 

The success at KMUN reflects the dedication and teamwork within our MUN club, bringing pride and recognition to Millennium Global International School.

 

Acknowledgments and Contributors.

 

The students were accompanied by Ms. Stephanie Malika,our dedicated MUN facilitator, who guided and supported the team throughout the event.

 

Report Contributors:

 

Committee Leaders: Hibba Kasmani, Maya Janaki, Shaun Patel, Victoria Wanjiku, Hudaa Kasmani, and Lekisha Tsiga

 

Compiled by: Shaun Patel, Secretary-General

 

Reviewed by: Ms. Stephanie Malika

 

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to KMUN organizers, committee chairs, and all participating delegates for providing a seamless and enriching experience. We also extend our heartfelt gratitude to our directors and parents for their support.


 

 

 

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