January 17, 2024
Trinity International Model United Nations 7.0 is the continuation of a legacy that Trinity College has been carrying out for the past 6 years. Our motto is to provide students with best of facilitation and exposure to the world of the United Nations, Its procedure, and its mission. This is a competitive platform for people to showcase their diplomatic and argumentative skills. We are deliberately trying to promote the International College which believes in the all-round development of all the students studying here.
Trinity College proudly hosted the grand opening ceremony of Trinity Model United Nations 7.0! With 250 enthusiastic delegates participating, the event was a true celebration of diplomacy and collaboration. A heartfelt thank you to our esteemed Chief Guest, Sugarika KC, Miss Nepal 2005, for gracing us with her presence. Your inspiring words added a special touch to the occasion.The day culminated in Acoustic Night, where the harmonious melodies of the performers echoed through the venue, marking a perfect end to a remarkable day.
Trinity International Model United Nations, a formal program, informs learners how the UN – some of its organs, agencies, committees, or organizations – works. They role-play as representatives of the DISEC, ECOFIN, FPN, SOCHUM, UN–Women, International Press, UNSC, UNHRC and Nepalese Federal Parliament. Essentially educational simulation, this is a challenging activity that promotes learning about global issues, international relations, and diplomacy. TIMUN participants – A Level or +2 students – acquire social skills and do some research.
Result
|
Name |
Country |
Committee |
Award |
|
Shubam Shrestha |
Russia |
UNSC |
Best Delegate |
|
Sahara Shrestha |
Switzerland |
UNSC |
Outstanding Delegate |
|
Karuna Chaudhari |
Israel |
UNSC |
Special Mention |
|
Jayjeet Lama |
Palestine |
UNSC |
Special Mention |
|
Abhi Pokharel |
Ukraine |
UNWOMEN |
Best Delegate |
|
Ellie Bohora |
USA |
UNWOMEN |
Outstanding Delegate |
|
Malashree Magar |
Russia |
UNWOMEN |
Special Mention |
|
Swostik Tandul |
Uruguay |
UNWOMEN |
Best Position Paper |
|
Kritik Kapri |
Saudi Arabia |
DISEC |
Best Delegate |
|
Santushti Lamichhane |
France |
DISEC |
Outstanding Delegate |
|
Stuti Thapa |
Russia |
DISEC |
Special Mention |
|
Aditee Air |
Canada |
DISEC |
Best Position Paper |
|
Arpan Pandey |
Saudi Arabia |
SOCHUM |
Best Delegate |
|
Amish Tamang |
North Korea |
SOCHUM |
Outstanding Delegate |
|
Yash Raj Gautam |
South Korea |
SOCHUM |
Special Mention |
|
Aanchal Nepal |
USA |
SOCHUM |
Special Mention |
|
Samita Lama |
Mexico |
SOCHUM |
Best Position Paper |
|
Ojashwi Shrestha |
China |
UNHRC |
Best Delegate |
|
Kabya Yadav |
USA |
UNHRC |
Outstanding Delegate |
|
Samip Bajgai |
Krgyzstan |
UNHRC |
Special Mention |
|
Bishesh Basnet |
India |
UNHRC |
Special Mention |
|
Alok Adhikari |
Maldives |
UNHRC |
Best Position Paper |
|
Barshad Pandey |
Amresh Kumar Singh |
FPN |
Outstanding Delegate |
|
Aditi Acharya |
Yogesh Kumar Bhattarai |
FPN |
Special Mention |
|
Suyash Agrahari |
Janardan Sharma |
FPN |
Best Position Paper |
|
Pratyush Maharjan |
Spain |
ECOFIN |
Best Delegate |
|
Kritan Shrestha |
China |
ECOFIN |
Outstanding Delegate |
|
Alok Aryal |
Mauritius |
ECOFIN |
Special Mention |
