The BESC Assembly of Nations participated in the Jadavpur University Model United Nations. A delegation of 10 students who participated had an enriching and rewarding experience of nourishing their diplomacy, debating and negotiation skills. The three day experience with 18 hours of conference was a life-changing experience for all students. The students participated in various committees such as:
1.) The UN General Assembly, first committee, (DISEC).
2.) The United Nations Human Right Council, (UNHRC).
3.) Lok Sabha.
“With my Co-Delegate, Rishab Agarwal, we were assigned DISEC committee where our agenda was: Protection, progression and promotion of areas under civil unrest. We were sometimes overwhelmed by the process, and the proficiency of many of the delegates present. Even though it was a hard work, the conference was great fun and we enjoyed and learnt a lot from it. Furthermore, it is a great way to gain an insight into the functions of the United Nations and therefore a great experience to have on your CV. I recommend it to everyone who is interested in having a fun, hectic and challenging experience.” – Mehul Shah
One of our students Kalicharan Shaw, who represented Krishnanagar Constituency of the Lok Sabha spoke on delicate issues such as Land Acquisition Act and Section 377. The students look forward to participating in further Model United Nations in future.
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