Blossoms Model United Nations (2024-25)

The Seventh Blossoms Model United Nations (BMUN) event was successfully organized at our school from December 24 to December 26, 2024, under the overall guidance of the school’s Principal Mrs. Saman Sherwani. Our prestigious guest Professor, Mirza Asmer Beg, at the political science department of Aligarh Muslim University, inaugurated the event. Some of the alumni also graced the occasion. Mohammad Noman Khan, Arham Ullah Khan, and Ayat Azim encouraged the students to do well in the upcoming event and shared their previous experiences with the students.

The students were provided with an excellent platform to engage in critical thinking, public speaking, and global diplomacy. The two-day event aimed to simulate real-world diplomatic scenarios and enhance the participants’ understanding of international relations and parliamentary procedures.

This year’s  Blossom’s United Nation was dedicated to Mohammad Jasim Arif Khan, the previous years, Chief Executive who tragically passed away.

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Event Overview
The Blossoms MUN featured three dynamic committees:

1. Lok Sabha: Focused on discussing pressing national issues within the Indian parliamentary framework. On tackling the challenges in the education and healthcare sectors.
2. United Nations Security Council (UNSC): Addressed global inequality, peace, and security challenges, encouraging delegates to propose solutions to ongoing conflicts.
3. International Labour Organization (ILO): Centered on massive migration of workers, labor rights, and socio-economic justice, deliberating on the fair treatment of workers worldwide.

Participation and Engagement

• Delegates: Students from Grades IV to X represented various countries, and political parties, showcasing their research and debating skills.
• Chairs and Directors: Senior students and faculty members served as committee chairs and directors, guiding the sessions while maintaining the decorum of proceedings.

Key Highlights

• Lok Sabha: The debates revolved around national issues, such as tackling the challenges in education and healthcare.  Delegates demonstrated exceptional knowledge of Indian politics and proposed practical solutions.
• UNSC: Delegates tackled critical global issues, such as conflict resolution and international security. The discussions were intense, reflecting the complexity of global diplomacy.
• ILO: Focused on promoting fair labor practices and tackling unemployment, justice, and fair treatment of workers. The committee explored innovative strategies for equitable labor laws.

Outcome:
The event concluded with a Closing Ceremony, where outstanding delegates were awarded for their performance. Our alumni Saba Anjum Head Girl and Mohammad Haris Khan Head Boy in the year 2017-18 were the Guests of Honor. They shared their previous experiences as participants in Blossoms Model United Nations. Saba Anjum and Mohammad Haris Khan encouraged the participants to do research and acquire debating skills, and how they can become better at public speaking platforms, which will help them to outshine others in the future. Key resolutions and recommendations from each committee were shared, reflecting the collaborative spirit and innovative ideas of the participants.

Conclusion:
The Blossoms MUN was a resounding success. It facilitated leadership, teamwork, and a deeper understanding of global and national issues. It left a lasting impact on the participants, equipping them with skills essential for future leadership roles.