United Nations International Children Emergency Fund
Shaping Tomorrow’s Leaders Today.
Shaping Tomorrow’s Leaders Today.
Hey guys!
My name is Haneen Osman, this year’s president of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF for short cuz who has the time to say all of that) alongside my partner Zaid Alaa. Here’s a little about me: I’m 16 years old and this is my third year in Manor Hall and my second year as a part of the MUN leadership team! I’m not gonna list my hobbies partly because I don’t have any and mainly because I can’t be bothered to make some up right now, and I’ve decided that honesty is better than claiming that I enjoy meditating.
I'm currently a junior in high school and my first ever exposure to MUN was 2 years ago, when I participated in the MANORMUN 2024 conference just to see what the hype was about, and surprisingly? I actually really liked it…but I’m not gonna lie, that was probably because arguing with random people gives me a form of satisfaction that I don't know how to explain. No no seriously, name a better feeling than seeing someone trying to act all smart defending a point you know you can easily tear apart with that perfect speech you made up in your head last minute. That exact feeling is what made me realise that maybe going to an MUN wasn’t just going to be a one time thing.. And honestly, the rest is history.
Hii! My name is Aisha Abdelsamei, president of UNDP, alongside my partner Mohamed Rashed. UNDP focuses on the importance of global development and creating a better, more sustainable world for everyone. It is truly an honor to take on this role, and I am incredibly grateful for this opportunity thanks to Ms. Katy Gamer. Alhamdulillah.
MUN has given me so many unforgettable experiences, from going to different schools, meeting inspiring people, building connections, and forming meaningful bonds. I’ve learned that MUN isn’t only about debating or defending your stance, it’s also about connecting with others on a personal level. Thats something MUN has taught me, to be more social, confident, and definitely to not be afraid to speak up.
A little about me, is I enjoy football (favoring Liverpool, of course), volleyball, playing Minecraft, chess, and arts. These are interests I’ve been able to bond over with delegates at conferences. You WILL certainly find your crowd, just like I did. But don't forget, you must have sabr, patience.
I cannot WAIT to meet the delegates in the UNDP committee in May for Manor MUN, and it is my goal to ensure that you guys have fun, learn new things, and enjoy your experience with MUN while it lasts. Do not be afraid to speak, your voice certainly matters and is just as important as everyone else's.
I look forward to seeing many of you in my committee this year (Inshallah) and I wish the absolute best upon all of you. COME TO UNDP YOU WONT REGRET ITTT!!!
Topics:
1) Addressing the Impacts of Climate Change on Developing Nations through Sustainable Development Policies.
2) Access to the internet should be a basic human right.