Esteemed Delegates, Advisors, and Organisers,
It is an absolute honour to withhold the position of your Secretary-General this year. With that in mind, it is my privilege to welcome you to the sixth annual Al Salam Community School Model United Nations (ASCS MUN) Conference.
For the last five years, I have witnessed and admired the MUN conference with deep pleasure.
And in these memorable years I have grown an everlasting fondness for the significance of one’s voice. This conference, not only gives delegates a chance to learn to advocate for their rights and morals, but it also leaves them with unforgettable lessons about diplomacy and leadership. I have noticed the conference to mould delegates from students filled with aspirations of global advocacy and change to aspiring diplomats ready to conquer the world.
It is my understanding that the significant impact of the MUN is a valuable asset for the future of our planet. Heightened levels of globalisation in the last century is proof that the world requires young leaders to display adequate understanding of their surroundings to lead a world that gives more than it takes. As the leaders of tomorrow, it is vital for us to unify the distinct nations of this world to raise our voices in the spirit of constructive advancement.
ASCS MUN helps provide students with a comprehensive view of this world, driving them to
believe in the impact they can make. As a conference, ASCS MUN believes in the competency of all its participants and is confident that every delegate participating in a debate today is a
representative of our hope for tomorrow.
Once again, it is with deep felicity that I invite you to join the ASCS Model United Nations 2027, a place to ‘make an impact, change a life’.
Yours Sincerely,
Besandi Binaya
Secretary General, ASCS MUN 2027
Besandi Binaya
Secretary General
Extending our core values ‘Where Every Child is Special’ as evidenced by the warm, inclusive family-owned ethos, Al Salam Community School will continue to be a leading contributor to education success of the United Arab Emirates.
Al Salam began its journey with just a handful of students over 30 years ago. Over time, and with dedication and effort, it has grown to have over 1200 pupils who call Al Salam their ‘second home’.
Our aim is not only to be at the forefront of an education befitting the 21st century with skills such as Communication, Collaboration, Creativity underpinned with Critical Thinking; but also having the mindset for future success with themes based on: Care, Connection, Culture and Community.
Learn more about Al Salam Community School on alsalamcommunity.ae.
Sue Johnson, Founder