Fédération Internationale de Football Association - FIFA
Shaping Tomorrow’s Leaders Today.
Shaping Tomorrow’s Leaders Today.
Hello! My name is Aisha Abdelsamei, and I’m so excited to be your Chair for FIFA this year! I’m truly honored to take on this role, especially since this is my second year chairing MUN. I feel like FIFA is the perfect committee for me because I’m a huge football fan (and of course, a proud Liverpool supporter!). I’ve always loved the energy, passion, and competitiveness that come with football, as well as the debating, brainstorming, and problem-solving that come with MUN. Being able to combine two things I love feels absolutely perfect for me, and I can’t wait to bring that same energy into our committee! After winning Best Committee last year, I’m really looking forward to making this year just as memorable, if not better. Most importantly, I want every one of my delegates to have fun, feel comfortable speaking, and enjoy the experience. I’m so excited to meet all of you. COME TO MY COMMITTEE IF YOU WANT TO HAVE FUN! Good luck delegates, and I’ll (hopefully) see you in FIFA!
Hi, my name is Ahmad Beek and I am the chair for the FIFA committee in MANORMUN 2027! I hope to give all of you an amazing experience just like I did when I participated in MANORMUN 2026.
Anyway, enough about MUN and more about me. One of my hobbies is gaming, and the game I spend most of my time on is League of Legends (aka LoL for short 🤓). Before any of you guys call me a "chud," I have actually reached Challenger in League, so I’d like to think I’m part of the more respectable minority of the player base. Additionally, another one of my hobbies is collecting action figures, though I have to pace myself because of the price!
Regardless, I take my duties as a chair very seriously. This does not mean I am a strict chair; it just means my co-chair and I will try our absolute hardest to make this event as enjoyable as possible. Thank you for your time and i better see you guys at MANORMUN 2027!!!
Topics:
1) The Introduction of a 10-Minute Temporary Field Removal, Known as a “Sin Bin” or Orange Card: for Minor Red-Card Fouls, Tactical Tackles, Wasting Time, or Players Arguing with Referees.
2) The Implementation of a 25% “Tuxury tax” on Player Transfers over $50 Million by Wealthy Football Clubs, with the Collected Money Being Given to Low-Income Football Clubs Around the World.