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Table of Contents

The Secretary General 2

The Deputy Secretary General 3

President of General Assemblies 4

Head of Admin

Head of Press 5

Conference Schedule 6

Conference Room Assignments 7

SAIMUN 2017 ISSUES 8

List of Delegates 10

Student Officers 18

The Press Team 19

The Admin Team 20

Dress Code 21

Code of Conduct 22

Formatting a Resolution 23

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The Secretary General

Seong Jun LIM

Honourable delegates, MUN directors, guests, admins, press, and guests, My name is SeongJun LIM and it is an honour with great pleasure to serve you as Secretary General for Saigon Model United Nations 2017. The theme for this year’s SAIMUN will be “Reaching Global Consensus”. Since 2015, the themes for SAIMUN have always been related to “Goals” from the United Nations. Therefore, our student officer team and I firmly believe that this year’s theme will engage students to reflect upon a wide range of topics including ecological, economical, international, and social issues existing on a global scale. These past four years in Model United Nations (MUN) gave me excitement with interest on global issues. To me, MUN not only gave me opportunity to develop my debating skills and teach lessons about economics, politics, military, sociology, religion, culture, and many more; but also, was a chance to interact with different people from different backgrounds representing different nations. I indeed hope that your experience with SAIMUN 2017 will do the same for you. Since this Saigon Model United Nations 2017 will be my 17th conference in total and my final one in Saigon, may it be the best yet to come. Yours faithfully, SeongJun LIM

Renaissance International School Saigon

Secretary General of Saigon Model United Nations Conference 2017

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The Deputy Secretary General

In Hae HONG

Honourable delegates, esteemed student officers, and most

distinguished guests and advisors,

My name is Inhae Hong and I am currently enrolling in my last year

at the British International School, and it is my great pleasure to

serve as the Deputy Secretary General of SAIMUN 2017. This is my

12th and last conference and I am most honoured to perform this

role. The topic of “Reaching Global Consensus” might just be the

motto that the United Nations stand by. Reaching global consensus

is hard, and might seem impossible. However, once this goal is

reached, I believe that the world will be absent of injustice,

corruption, and misconduct. You as model UN’ers might be the

prime example of what it takes to reach this goal, and I hope to see

this in action in SAIMUN 2017.

MUN was, and still is one of my fondest memories of high school and I believe many of you will agree with

me. MUN is a place where new friendships are made, allies are formed and relationships bloom. As

representatives of each country, it may not seem apparent at first, but a step back from your roles will

show you that MUN is a place full of new and wonderful friendships. Of the many things you will take from

this conference, one of the most important might just be that.

Throughout the years, MUN may have been an opportunity to learn skills, improve public speaking and

adapt different roles. Now that you have gained all these cards through practice, SAIMUN 2017 will be the

chance to play these cards. Play them right and you will gain even newer and wonderful experiences.

The last message to give you is to have fun. MUN is not dull, nor it is mundane. MUN is a special time of your

school life but the only thing that actually makes it special is you, whether you are a delegate, student

officer, admin or press team. See you then.

Sincerely,

Inhae Hong

The British International School Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City

Deputy Secretary General of the Saigon Model United Nations Conference 2017

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President of General Assemblies

Geun Ryeol PARK

Honourable delegates, esteemed student officers, and most distinguished guests and

advisors,

My name is GeunRyeol Park and it is a great honour to serve you as President of

General Assembly for Saigon Model United Nations 2017. This SAIMUN will be my

12th and the last conference that I will partake.

Theme for SAIMUN 2017 is “Reaching Global Consensus”. For all MUN conferences,

reaching a consensus between nations has always been an ultimate and primitive

goal. This theme will remind us again why we are doing MUN and should take it

seriously as all the topics that will be discussed are the conflicts in the real life. Our

generation has become the most intellectual as better education is provided with

developed technology that leaded to alleviate some conflicts. Through the theme, I

hope our generation could aware more of the given topics and later support to solve

these issues.

GeunRyeol Park

Renaissance International School Saigon

President of General Assemblies of the Saigon Model United Nations 2017

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Head of Admin

Yun Seong PARK

Head of Administration of the Saigon Model United Nations 2017

Head of Press

Woo Seok CHOI

Head of Press of the Saigon Model United Nations 2017

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Conference Schedule

March 17th 2017

7:30-8:00 Chair Briefing

8:00-9:00 School Registration and school photo

9:00-9:30 Opening Ceremony

9:45-10:30 Opening speeches/ rules of procedure

10:30- 12:30 Lobbying/ Approval panel opens

12:30-2:00 Lunch (staggered)

2:00-3:00 Lobbying

3:00-5:30 Debate (with break according to chair's discretion)

March 18th 2017

7:30-8:00 Chair Briefing

8:00-10:00 Debate

10:00-10:30 Snack Break

10:30-1:00 Debate

1:00-2:30 Lunch (staggered)

2:30-4:00 Plenary Session

4:00-4:45 Closing Ceremony

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Conference Room Assignments

General Assembly I Mekong

General Assembly II Hoi An

General Assembly III Dalat

General Assembly IV HaLong

Economic and Social Council Saigon

Environmental Commission Danang

Human Rights Council Hanoi

Security Council Hue

Approval Panel Sapa

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SAIMUN 2017 ISSUES Theme: Reaching Global Consensus

General Assembly 1

1. Establishment of legal framework for regulations and rules of private military companies 2. Taking forward multilateral nuclear disarmament negotiations 3. International cooperation to stop the proceeds of drug trafficking being used to finance

illegal organisations 4. Measures to prevent the recruitment of young people from Central Asia by terrorist groups

General Assembly 2

1. Combating food insecurity in urban areas

2. Sustainable tourism and sustainable development in South-East Asia

3. Measures to implement the Addis Ababa Action Agenda

4. The question of preventing offshore tax evasion

General Assembly 3

1. Measures to protect world heritage sites in areas of conflict 2. Providing basic health care for all 3. Reviewing the existing natal policies in order to formulate an agreement on global

population control 4. Promoting social development by empowering the youth, the aged and the disabled

General Assembly 4 1. Redefining the role of neighbouring countries in refugee crisis 2. Measures to combat electoral fraud 3. The question of stabilising conflict zones via military interventions 4. Promoting the freedom of press and the protection of journalists in conflicted areas

The Economic and Social Council

1. Reducing the poverty gap between the indigenous and non-indigenous parts of population 2. Combating rising social inequality: social inclusion as an aspect of sustainability 3. Developing a coherent international strategy for the prevention of the radicalisation of

youth 4. The question of Social and Economic inclusion of refugees

The Environmental Commission

1. Creating a framework for the stability and the sustenance of fossil fuels and the transition into renewable energy

2. The question of the use of nuclear energy 3. The issue of the depletion of global water resources 4. Developing an international consensus on all forms of waste disposals

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The Human Rights Council

1. The question of human rights and the administration of juvenile justice 2. The question of torture during police custody and pretrial detention 3. The question of utilising euthanasia in health care systems 4. Obliterating forced labour, human trafficking, along with removing child labour in all

dimensions

The Security Council

1. Reorganising the Security Council by revising membership and veto powers. 2. The question of non-proliferation in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea 3. The situation in Palestine and Israel

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List of Delegates:

Anglophone British Curriculum International School MUN Directors:

Country Committee First Name Family Name

Cambodia GA1 Khue Nguyen

Cambodia GA2 Ha min Lee

Cambodia ECOSOC Min Ji Cho

Cambodia HRC Sang Kyun Park

Cambodia ENV Jay Chang

Liberia GA1 Sally Kwak

Liberia GA2 Su Bin Lim

Liberia GA3 Hyun Sung Kim

Liberia GA4 Sara Arora

Liberia ECOSOC Han Kyu Lee

Liberia HRC Nicholas Chin

Liberia ENV Dong Kun Moon

Portugal GA1 Ji Tae Kim

Portugal GA2 Si Hyeon Jung

Portugal ECOSOC Doan Nguyen

Portugal HRC Woo Sung Chang

Portugal ENV Long Phan Nguyen

United States GA1 Ju Won Pee

United States GA2 Lyni Kim

United States GA3 My Ky Chac

United States GA4 Peter Phan

United States ECOSOC Ban Seok Kim

United States HRC Dong Woon Song

United States ENV Ten Ten Pham

United States SC Jun Choi

New Zealand GA1 Sung Jun Choi

New Zealand GA2 Van Nguyen

New Zealand ECOSOC Lan Anh Huynh

New Zealand HRC Ga Eun Kim

New Zealand ENV Nicole Chin

New Zealand SC Jee Yoon Park

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American International School MUN Director:

Country Committee FirstName Family Name

Ukraine GA1 Nguyễn Phương Nam

Ukraine GA2 Đỗ Hồng Ngọc

Ukraine GA3 Nguyễn Phương Khanh Ukraine GA4 Nguyễn Hồ Cẩm Hạnh

Ukraine ECOSOC Huỳnh Cung Như

Ukraine ENV Trần Ngọc Uyên Cơ

Ukraine HRC Lê Nguyên Thanh Lộc

Ukraine SC Phạm Quốc Bảo

Venezuela GA1 Trần Gia Minh

Venezuela GA2 Kim Min

Venezuela GA3 Võ Bùi Ý Nghi

Venezuela GA4 Trần Lý Mỹ Uyên

Venezuela ECOSOC Ngô Ngọc Châu

Venezuela ENV Phạm Kỷ Nguyên

Venezuela HRC Nguyễn Đào Minh Phương

British International School MUN Directors:

Country Committee First Name Family Name

Australia GA2 Vy NGUYEN

Australia GA4 Emma LE

Brazil GA3 Jung Min OH Brazil GA4 Sean TAN

Canada GA1 Christopher MARTIN

Canada GA2 Nina PHAM

China GA3 Eugene CHANG

Czech Republic GA1 David NGUYEN

Czech Republic GA2 Minh PHUNG

DPRK GA 1 Carl CHUA

DPRK GA 2 Morgan DITTY

DPRK GA 3 Tom LEE

DPRK GA 4 Haeon YOON DPRK ECOSOC Juha LEE

DPRK HRC Bennett JONES

DPRK ENV Kim NINH

France ENV Viviena NGUYEN

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Germany GA 1 Eunice CHOI

Germany GA 2 Esther KIM

Germany GA 3 Victoria FETHKE

Germany GA 4 Ji Soo CHUNG

Germany ECOSOC Hye Jin HONG

Germany HRC Ashley LEE

Germany ENV Emily KIM

Germany SC Rosa HEUVELING VAN BEEK

Honduras GA 1 Daniel BATTERSBY

Honduras GA 2 Seo Young JUNG Honduras GA 3 Zhou Jun LIM

Honduras GA 4 Nguyet VO

Honduras HRC Jasmine KHUU

Italy GA3 Lena CHAN

Libya GA3 Sevina LEE Libya HRC Lisa HAGENS

Pakistan GA1 Jun Won HWANG

Pakistan GA2 Seobin KIM

Pakistan GA3 Ana SAMUDIO

Pakistan ECOSOC Soo Kyoung PARK Pakistan ENV Vu LUU

Senegal SC Ratul MANGAL

British Vietnamese International School MUN Directors:

Country Committee First Name Family Name

Australia HRC Hoang Chau LE

Brazil GA2 Ngoc Phuong Anh CAO

Brazil ECOSOC Le Mai Khanh (Esme) HO

Brazil HRC Minh Trang HUYNH

Brazil ENV Khac Hai Linh NGUYEN

Senegal GA2 Hoang Thao Linh NGUYEN

Senegal ECOSOC Minh Ha My (Jenny) PHAM

Senegal HRC Gia Han NGUYEN

Chad HRC Ai Cao Khoa TRAN

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Canadian International School MUN Directors:

Country Committee First Name Family Name Brazil GA1 Han Seok KIM

Canada GA3 Leo TRUONG Canada GA4 Won seok LEE Canada ECOSOC Jayden TRAN Canada HRC Carol LE Canada ENV Sabrina LIN

European International School MUN Directors:

Country Committee First Name Family Name Angola GA1 Christopher Viet Ha Visser Angola GA3 Hyeon Ji LEE Angola ECOSOC Chona SHEN Angola ENV Shar Latt (Charlotte) SHAR Chad ENV Tam Anh NGUYEN

DR Congo GA1 Min Ju KANG DR Congo GA2 Pham Quoc Nam PHAM DR Congo GA3 Lucy BUI DR Congo GA4 Trong MINH QUANG HOANG DR Congo ECOSOC Ju Ri MOON DR Congo HRC Songyue XU DR Congo ENV Weymen KOO

Israel ECOSOC Eun Seo KIM

Japan GA1 Thanchanok Phaimuanghung Japan GA2 Eric YOO Japan GA3 Ji Won PARK Japan GA4 Phuc PHAN Japan ECOSOC Si Yeon KIM Japan HRC Ju Hye MOON Japan ENV Gyu Sang PARK Japan SC Ji Won RYU Syria GA1 Si On LEE Syria GA2 Nguyen NGO Syria GA3 Won Jae CHOI Syria GA4 Si Hyung LEE Syria ECOSOC Doyeon KIM Syria HRC Peter SHEN

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International School of Ho Chi Minh City MUN Directors:

Country Committee First Name Family Name

Afghanistan GA1 Allison HOANG Afghanistan GA2 Min Ju KANG Afghanistan GA3 Seo yeong LEE

Afghanistan ECOSOC Ethan ISAAC Afghanistan HRC Warakorn

Angola GA2 Sandy LEE

Angola HRC Ted DENNIS

Saudi Arabia GA1 Nuri PARK Saudi Arabia GA2 Jeong hee

Saudi Arabia GA3 Yoon seo UHN Saudi Arabia ECOSOC Geonwoo RYU Saudi Arabia HRC Rizana TATLOCK

Saudi Arabia ENV Hannah Trinh TRINH

United Kingdom GA1 Saachi Priyam

United Kingdom GA2 Min Ji KOO

United Kingdom GA3 Emily WU United Kingdom GA4 Thi Anh Thu (tracy) NGUYEN

United Kingdom ECOSOC Nyeong Hun

United Kingdom HRC Tom DAO

United Kingdom ENV Minh NGUYEN

United Kingdom SC AJ Moreno

International School of Phnom Penh MUN Directors: Edwin van Olst and Kathryn Barbuto

Country Committee First Name Family Name

ROK GA 1 Angela Wei

ROK GA 2 Christine Chin

ROK GA 3 Vetou Kun

ROK GA 4 Thida Phan Sen

ROK ECOSOC Lefee Ou

ROK HRC Omnia Ismail

ROK ENV Courtenay McLeod

Turkey GA 1 Sokhema Sreang

Turkey GA 2 Watey Diep

Turkey GA 3 Nadine Fernando

Turkey GA 4 Adeeti Khatri

Turkey ECOSOC Junior Hemakiatikul

Turkey HRC Alibi Bolat

Turkey ENV Nathan Darc

Turkey SC Seungmin Jon

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Korean International School MUN Directors:

Country Committee Last Name First Name Afghanistan GA4 Soon Ho KWON

Angola GA4 Joon Mo KIM Australia GA 1 Eun A SEON Australia GA 3 Myeong A SON Australia ECOSOC Sun Kyung LEE Australia ENV Jin Seo PARK

Chad GA 1 Gyu Tae AN Chad GA 2 Jung Ho KIM Chad GA 3 Jae Guyn JEONG Chad GA 4 Hye Jung YANG Chad ECOSOC Hye Ri SON

Greece ECOSOC Hye Yeon SON Iran ENV Da Dul LIM Iraq GA 1 Dong Woo KIM Iraq GA 2 Min Gu SIM Iraq GA 3 Tae Hyeon KIM Iraq GA 4 Ye Lin KIM Iraq ECOSOC Yoon Sun JANG Iraq HRC Kun Hwa HONG Iraq ENV Min Seok KIM

Libya GA2 Min Jae KWON Philippines ECOSOC Tae Yang KIM

Russia GA 1 Hye Jin JUNG Russia GA 2 Sarah YOO Russia GA 3 Hyun Jun LIM Russia GA 4 Si In KANG Russia ECOSOC Chanwoo KIM Russia HRC A Lam JOUNG Russia ENV Hyo Eun KIM Russia SC Seong Min LIM

Saudi Arabia GA4 Sung Woo YOO Uruguay GA 1 Rin CHOI Uruguay GA 2 Je Won KIM Uruguay GA 3 Ji Eun PARK Uruguay GA 4 Jane CHOI Uruguay HRC Jun Hyuk OH Uruguay SC Bum Kyu CHUNG

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Renaissance International School of Saigon MUN Directors: Luke Turner

Country Committee First Name Family Name

Argentina GA1 Ye Ji Lee

Argentina GA2 Minh Dinh

Argentina ECOSOC Joshua Gordon Jones

Czech Republic GA1 Joon Ho Choi

Czech Republic GA2 Dong Seok Kim

Czech Republic GA3 Jae Won Lee

Czech Republic ECOSOC Van Trinh Zhang

Czech Republic EC Ngoc Mai Dang Thi

Czech Republic HRC Jung Min Lee

Egypt GA1 Se Won Hwang

Egypt GA2 Duong Nguyen

Egypt ECOSOC Gia Phat Huynh

Egypt HRC Won Seo Chung

Egypt SC Sue Min Gu

Greece ECOSOC Min Jun Kim

Panama GA1 HyungWon Kim

Panama GA2 Sang Wook Park

Panama GA3 Hung Chang Chen

Panama ECOSOC Chan Sol Jang

Panama HRC Yun Ju Jung

Republic of Korea GA1 Ki Hoon Yoon

Republic of Korea GA2 Geun Ryeol Park

Republic of Korea GA3 Chan Gyu Choi

Republic of Korea ECOSOC Yoon Ha Lee

Republic of Korea EC Seo Yeon Kim

Republic of Korea HRC Hyung Min Kim

Senegal GA1 Hyuk Goo Lee

Senegal GA2 Chi Nam Tran

Senegal ECOSOC Gia Huy Tran

Senegal HRC Ju Ho Shin

Senegal SC Hae Ji Yoon

Somalia GA1 Hyun Oh You

Somalia GA2 Sang Won Park

Somalia GA3 Won Jun Yang

Somalia ECOSOC Minh Duc Than

Somalia EC Ashur Perandis

Somalia HRC Thuc Doan Dao

Syria GA1 Yea Jin Hwang

Syria GA2 Nhat Quang Nguyen

Syria GA3 Minh Nam Nguyen

Syria ECOSOC Hung Nguyen

Syria HRC Ji Yeon Moon

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Saigon South International School MUN Directors:

Country Committee First Name Family Name France GA1 Yeon Jin Jung France GA2 Lily Tang France GA3 Jiwoo Min France GA4 Min Seo Song France ECOSOC Kwang Seok Lee France HRC Steffi Chang France SC Sung Bin Cheong Israel GA1 Seo Yeon Kim Israel ENV Linh Nguyen Iran GA1 Yun Jung Lim Iran GA2 Lam Pham Iran GA3 Vona Lee Iran GA4 Jiyoun Shin Iran ECOSOC Judy Choi Iran HRC Nirat Singh

Philippines GA1 Ellen Ryou Philippines GA2 Khan Ho Philippines GA3 Alex Park Philippines GA4 Melissa Singh Philippines HRC San San Pham Philippines ENV Gun Hee Lee

Greece GA1 Nakyung Kim Greece GA2 Polly Le Greece HRC Ha ryoung Cho Greece ENV Shin Young Hong Egypt SC Dahyun (Jenny) An

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MUN Directors:

Country Committee First Name Family Name Sweden GA1 Chanmalika Rith Sweden GA2 Makara Poy Sweden GA3 Veng Hour Than Sweden GA4 Sreynith Sam Sweden ECOSOC Samady Sek Sweden HRC Sopheak Thy Sweden ENV Somphors Yun Sweden SC Sopor Thanann

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Student Officers

Do you recognize the individuals sitting at the front of the room with an air of intimidation around them and their eyes fixed on you? You watch them sit back in their chairs with a microphone in one hand and a gavel in the other, they are your student officers

Chair Positions School First Name Family Name

Head Chair of GA1 RISS Hae Ji LEE

Deputy Chair of GA1 RISS Hyuk Goo LEE

Deputy Chair of GA1 ABC Kevin LIN

Head Chair of GA2 ABC Eun Ji JOO

Deputy Chair of GA2 EIS Lam Vi NGO

Deputy Chair of GA2 RISS Chan Gyu CHOI

Head Chair of GA3 SSIS Kyu Hwan CHOI

Deputy Chair of GA3 ISHCMC Da Hye KWAK

Deputy Chair of GA3 EIS Tae Hyung AN

Head Chair of GA4 SSIS Stella(Nhu) NGUYEN

Deputy Chair of GA4 ISPP Samuel NEWMAN

Deputy Chair of GA4 ISHCMC Diana SONG

President of ECOSOC RISS Chae Yeon JOO

Deputy President of

ECOSOC SSIS Samuel LEE

Deputy President of

ECOSOC CIS Jade CLARK

President of EC BIS Ji Min OH

Deputy President of EC KIS Sue Min GOO

Deputy President of EC KIS Han Sung KIM

President of HRC ISHCMC Sung Jun MIN

Deputy President of HRC BIS Hye Ryeong(Ann) HWANG

Deputy President of HRC BIS Ashley KRAIROJANANAN

President of SC ABC Yang Woo SEONG

Deputy President of SC EIS Hye Jin JANG

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The Press Team

The Press Team is honored to serve you this year SAIMUN 2016 conferences. Throughout this conference, we will be capturing once -in-a-lifetime moments, aggressive debates and brain-relaxing entertainments for your enjoyments. SAIMUN without the press team is like a pizza without spices, it’s tasteless.

School Positions Last Name First Name

KIS Photographer Je Won YEOM

KIS Photographer Ha Hyeong JANG

KIS Photographer Jeong Won HAN

KIS Press Min Soo KIM

KIS Press Oh Eun LEE

KIS Press Yae Won SHON

RISS Press

RISS Press

RISS Press

KIS Printing Sung Jin HWANG

KIS Press/Editor Na Young CHUN

KIS Press/Editor Jeong Min OH

KIS Press/Editor Jeong Jin KIM

RISS Press/Photographer

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Admin Team

The Model United Nations Admin Team plays a very important role both before and during the conference. The admins run all the errands during the session and take care of documents meant for distribution. Since delegates are not allowed to communicate directly with each other during the session, all communication is channeled through the admins. In short, the admins got your back and are there for support.

School Committee Last Name First Name

RISS GA1 Eun Song LEE

AMIS GA1 Le Phan Trung Tin

AMIS GA1 Nguyen Hai Quynh Anh

RISS GA2 Jong Won HWANG

AMIS GA2 Nguyen Huu Minh Khoi

AMIS GA2 Chau Duc Duy

RISS GA3 Yea Jin HWANG

RISS GA3 Ji Yeon MOON

AMIS GA3 Luu Bao Khanh

RISS GA4 Da Yeong LEE

RISS GA4 Yoon Goo KHANG

AMIS GA4 Tran Boi Quan

RISS HRC Hae Kyo LIM

AMIS HRC Nguyen Tran Minh Quan

AMIS HRC Do Ngoc Thanh Tra

RISS ECOSOC Won Seo CHUNG

AMIS ECOSOC Byeo Ri SONG

RISS ECOSOC Sae Won HWANG

RISS EC Ki Hwan KIM

AMIS EC Nguyen Ngoc Sy Tan

AMIS EC Ho Phan Quynh Nhu

AMIS SC Huynh Bao Ngoc

RISS SC Hyun Soo LEE

RISS SC Hee Yeon KHANG

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Dress Code In order to better simulate the real-life setting of United Nations Conferences, all

participants are expected to dress in professional and appropriate attire. The key phrases to follow when deciding if an outfit is appropriate are "professional", "business" or "formal".

Female delegates will wear a skirt or a dress that are knee-length or trousers, along with a dress shirt. Suit jackets are optional, and flip-flops, sandals, or sneakers are not allowed. While shoes with heels are allowed, female delegates should keep in mind that the heels should not be longer than an inch .

Male delegates will wear suit jackets, dress shirts, trousers, and dress shoes. Suit jackets and tie must be worn when the delegate has the floor.

Code of Conduct

The purpose of the code of conduct is to ensure responsible and respectful behaviours are upheld at all times for the duration of the conference. Seeing as the participants have chosen to willingly participate in the conference, it is expected of the participants to follow the expectations presented below. Failure to follow the code of conduct will result in immediate suspension from further participation or an alternate course of action chosen by the participant’s MUN director.

All notes, including private chats between participants, can be collected and be made available to SAIMUN Directors and Advisors on request.

POSSESSIONS:

The use of electronic devices during debate sessions is prohibited unless lobbying is in session, or permission is granted by the student officers or MUN directors. If a student uses an electronic device without permission, directors and student officers have the right to confiscate the device and return it to the student by the end of the day. Possession and use of alcohol, drugs, and dangerous objects is strictly forbidden under any and all circumstances.

GENERAL BEHAVIOR:

Participants are expected to behave as they would during school hours and follow their respective school’s policies, as well as the code of conduct. This includes being respectful and courteous to the delegates, student officers, MUN directors, and hotel staff. English is the expected language of communication between participants.

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Formatting of a Resolution

● All resolutions must be in size 12 Times New Roman.

● Sub-sub-clauses are the maximum indented clause type allowed. There must be a minimum

of two sub-clauses or sub-sub clauses.

● For all committees with the exception of the Security Council, there must be a minimum of

3 pre-ambulatory clauses and 7 operative clauses.

● A sample resolution adapted from a UN resolution A/RES/67/265 is presented below:

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