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What is Model United Nations (MUNs)?
Model United Nation is an academic activity which simulates how different UN organizations work. It
covers Diplomacy, International relations, and Argumentation as carried out in the United Nations while
debating upon global issues. The participants, known as delegates, are assigned different countries. The
delegates must be well versed with the agenda of the committee and the stance of their own country. They
must be fully familiarized with the topics which have to be discussed in the committee so that they can
faithfully defend the position of their country.
MUN symposiums which are held in schools as educational meet-ups are a great exposure and experience
for students. It brings them numerous benefits; it enhances their diplomacy and negotiation skills as they get
to meet and interact with different people, representing different nationalities. This interaction is a chance to
overcome a fear of public speaking because it supports personal growth in every delegate and triggers
their self-confidence. It provides an opportunity to be well acquainted with global issues because it
obligates every participant to understand the international problems and their opinions may contribute to
solve the problems which affect our planet today. Model UN conferences are opportunities to practice
research, public speaking, teamwork, negotiation, and writing skills in a safe and structured environment.
In order to work, the debate requires different people to carry out different roles. As the representative of a
country, you will make decisions as a leader.
About TSMUN
The Township Model United Nations being held on the 12th – 14th September 2025 is a three day in-
person conference, an echo of the United Nations itself. It provides students an opportunity to fill into the
shoes of today’s diplomats to discuss and understand the conflicts and crises which affect millions around
the globe. Delegates indulge themselves in a heated discourse exchanging views of different countries,
whilst being the best diplomats they can be in attempts of securing the most elevated accolade which can
be achieved - the Best Delegate award. TSMUN works towards exposing students to both, competitive and
informative atmospheres, in which they are prompted to forge practical and realistic solutions for today’s
issues. It acquaints students with perspectives of different countries and communities along with concepts
that govern behavior in the real world.
This conference will, without a doubt, prove to be a great experience for veterans and newcomers alike.
Providing them with an ideal environment to voice their opinions and refine their public speaking skills.
With this conference, we feel confident that each and every one of our delegates will walk away having
learned new skills and with a broader sense of perspective.
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This year at TSMUN’ 25
We are excited to reintroduce the expanded format for our annual conference. Featuring both SENIOR and
JUNIOR categories once again, this offers renewed opportunities for dynamic participation and enriching
discourse across all levels.
Junior Category
This category will accommodate speakers within the age group of 10-14 years. We aim to provide the
delegates with the best opportunity to polish their public speaking skills. Junior category participants will be
debating in their own separate committee rooms in order to ensure appropriate engagement for their
respective level. The committees in the junior category include:
1. United Nations Security Council (UNSC)
2. United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)
3. United Nations Women (UNW)
4. Pakistan National Assembly (PNA)
5. United Nations Office of Drugs and Crimes (UNODC)
6. Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC)
Senior Category
This category will accommodate speakers within the age group of 15-19 years. Each committee offers
focused engagement on global issues, enhancing diplomatic and critical thinking skills. This category will
consist of seven committees.
1. United Nations Security Council (UNSC)
2. Pakistan National Assembly (PNA)
3. Crisis
4. Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural Committee (SOCHUM)
5. Special Political and Decolonization Committee (SPECPOL)
6. United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW)
Note: Specpol is a dual committee.
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Committees
With another year, we bring back our ten committees that will be featured in TSMUN’25. Details about
each of them are:
United Nations Security Council
UNSC is one of the six principal organs of the United Nations. It has a primary responsibility for the
maintenance of international peace and security. The Security Council takes the lead in determining the
existence of a threat or act of aggression as well as accepting new members to the United Nations and
approving any changes to its united nation charter.
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
The United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme Network (PNI) is anetwork consisting
of UNODC as well as many crime-related institutes and other centres around the world. Its aim is to
strengthen international cooperation in the areas of crime prevention and criminal justice.
United Nations Women
UNW is the UN entity dedicated to gender equality and the empowerment of women. Gender inequality is
pervasive, with women lacking access to decent employment and facing gender wage gaps.
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United Nations Human Rights Council
UNHRC is an intergovernmental body of the United Nations whose mission is to promote “universal respect
for the protection of all human rights and fundamental freedoms for all”. Through this committee, states
discuss human rights conditions in the United Nations Member States.
Pakistan National Assembly
PNA belongs to the lower house of the Pakistani Parliament. It is responsible to look over the important
decisions to be made on behalf of the country, to ensure that the executives are working properly and that
none of the rights of Pakistani citizens are being violated. It contains legislature talking about Pakistani
issues based on monetary, social, political, and religious matters.
Disarmament and International Security Committee
Disarmament and International Security Committee, is the First Committee of the United Nations General
Assembly.Disec deals with disarmament, global challenges and threats to peace that affect the
international community and seeks out solutions to the challenges in the international security regime.
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Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural Committee
SOCHUM, also known as the Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural Committee, is the Third Committee of the
United Nations General Assembly. It focuses on a wide range of social, humanitarian, and cultural issues
with the goal of promoting and protecting human rights. It was established in 1945, following the adoption
of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It addresses issues like human rights, humanitarian affairs,
social development, and cultural preservation.
Special Political and Decolonization Committee (DUAL)
SPECPOL, the Special Political and Decolonization Committee, is the Fourth Committee of the United
Nations General Assembly. It deals with a wide array of issues, including decolonization, the effects of
atomic radiation, peacekeeping operations, and the peaceful uses of outer space. Essentially, it focuses on
political and territorial sovereignty, particularly in the context of post-Soviet states and decolonization
efforts.
Crisis
A crisis committee simulates a specific crisis event with rapid-fire decisions and fast-paced action. Unlike
traditional General Assembly committees, crisis committees focus on immediate responses to pressing
issues, often emulating small organizations or boards. Delegates represent individuals or roles within the
crisis scenario, rather than countries, and aim to navigate the crisis by writing and submitting directives,
engaging in moderated caucuses, and manipulating events through "out-of-room" tactics like crisis notes.
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United Nations Commission on the Status of Women
The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW) is a functional commission of the UN
Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), established in 1946 to promote gender equality and the
empowerment of women worldwide. It serves as a global policymaking body dedicated to advancing
women's rights by reviewing progress, identifying challenges, and setting global standards. The UNCSW
holds annual sessions where member states, UN entities, and civil society organizations come together to
discuss issues such as gender-based violence, women's economic empowerment, and political
participation. Its work significantly contributes to shaping international norms and driving action toward
achieving gender equality and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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Equity Policy
All the delegates must be in proper formal attire, suited to an MUN
conference. School/Institution uniforms are recommended.
All delegates must adhere strictly to the code of conduct and maintain
themselves accordingly.
Breach of conduct/property damage/vandalism will be subject to strict
disciplinary action including permanent disqualification and possible legal
action.
A zero tolerance exists for any and all sorts of sexual harassment/physical
violence.
Passing defamatory or derogatory remarks against the chair or any prominent
political/religious personality will be subject to strict disciplinary action.
All delegates will be responsible for their possessions and personal items
including but not limited to mobile phones, laptops and chargers.
No weapons, cutters, cigarettes or any tobacco related product will be
allowed at the event.
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Award Policy
Maximum number of points secured in debating and diplomacy will determine
the award.
The decision of the chair will be final and cannot be contested.
The chair reserves the right to modify the total number of awards in the
committee, whenever they deem necessary.
The total points won by a delegation will determine their position in the race
for the Best Delegation and the Outstanding Delegation Awards.
The types of the individual awards are as follows:
Best Delegate Award (BD): 3 points
Outstanding Diplomacy Award (OD): 2 points
Honorable Mention (HM): 0.5 point
The total number of awards in a committee is as follows:
1 Best Delegate Award (Shield and Certificate)
2 Outstanding Diplomacy Awards (Shield and Certificate)
3 Honorable Mentions (Certificate)
4 Special Mentions
The Best Delegation and Outstanding Delegation will be awarded in senior
and junior categories separately.
All participants are expected to strictly abide by all the rules and regulations
codified by the TSMUN team. Failing to do so will result in strict action.
BDCC would be qualifier if 2 delegations have equal points for a delegation
award.
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Fee Structure
The following information applies to the fee to be paid for participation:
Early Bird (Till 3rd September)
Delegation Fee: 3000 PKR
Delegate Fee: 3000 PKR
Normal (3rd September - 12th September)
Delegation Fee: 3500 PKR
Delegate Fee: 3500 PKR
Private Delegate
Early Bird: PKR 3250
Normal: PKR 3750
For Senior Category:
Maximum delegates per delegation are 7
Minimum delegates per delegation are 5
For Junior Category:
Maximum delegates per delegation are 6
Minimum delegates per delegation are 5
Note:
If a delegation does not meet the minimum number of delegates, it may not
qualify for a delegation award
In case of any suspicion, a bayform/CNIC may be required from a delegate
to verify his/her age.
There can be maximum 2 observer delegates per delegation.
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Method of Payment
Registration Payments can be processed both physically and online for
TSMUN’25.
Payments can be made physically in the school office at LGS Township, Boys
branch by the head delegate or an official representative of the participating
institution.
A copy of the filled out online registration form will have to be printed and
submitted along with the payment in order to facilitate reconciliation.
School Address: 293-II-C-1 Township Lahore, Pakistan
Online Payments may be made to this account in the following bank:
NUDRAT ALEEM
02220100097408
Meezan Bank
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Contact Details
Abdur Rehman - Patron
Phone Number: +92 322 4084423
Muhammad Mubashir - President
Phone Number: +92 324 0988130
Email:
[email protected] Eman Ali - Secretary General
Phone Number: +92 301 4493444
Email:
[email protected] Emaan Waseem - Director General
Phone Number: +92 309 5994897
Email:
[email protected] Khawaja Zayyan - Director Registerations
Phone Number: +92 339 5033998
Email:
[email protected] Ezzah Hussain - Director Registerations
Phone Number: +92 333 4110080
Email:
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