MUN at UISG

From March 6–8, UISG students concluded an intensive MUN season at RAMSMUN, AISG’s flagship conference. This year’s theme, “The Difference Between Right and Wrong,” arrived at a critical moment as delegates navigated the complexities of a fractured world and regional conflicts across the Middle East.

Our students rose to the challenge, composing thoughtful solutions to timely issues ranging from the ethics of artificial intelligence and advanced weaponry to the fundamental rights of refugees. While the conference was notably rigorous, testing our delegates more than any previous event, they persevered with characteristic focus and energy. The results were stellar, highlighted by one of our Middle School students, LandyXuanqi earning the “Best Delegate” award in only her second conference.

“Best Delegate”

Beyond the competitive speeches and resolution writing, the true highlight was an address by the Polish Consul General in Guangzhou. Drawing on 30 years of foreign service, he offered a profound insight when a UISG student asked about the most vital skill for a diplomat; his simple answer – “listening” – resonated deeply. It served as a powerful reminder that the heart of the United Nations simulation is the ability to listen deeply to another perspective before making impactful decisions.

RAMSMUN

This bridge between student simulation and real-world diplomacy provided a genuine growth experience, and we look forward to seeing our delegates continue to shape the world with these meaningful skills next season.