The third edition of DSK Model United Nations (DSK MUN 2025) concluded with an impactful drive after three days of Intellectual discussions, bold resolutions, and meaningful collaboration among over 150 young delegates. Held on 12th and 13th July 2025 [Pune] with a special Outreach Committee on July 14, the event reaffirmed its place as one of the region’s most impactful and inclusive youth-led conferences.
What began as a simulation of the United Nations turned into something far more profound: a platform where students stepped into the roles of policymakers, diplomats, legislators, and journalists thinking beyond themselves, questioning global systems, and offering real-world solutions.
A Curriculum of Diplomacy, Rooted in Real Issues
Each of the seven committees took on complex, globally relevant agendas:
● C34 (UN Peacekeeping) worked to strengthen the mandate and reach of MINURSO in Western Sahara.
● UNSC addressed the global challenge of geoengineering and its impact on vulnerable island nations.
● AIPPM debated India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act with real-time references to privacy, tech governance, and citizens’ rights.
● ECOSOC explored refugee access to financial systems, urging economic inclusion in policy design.
● UNHRC championed human rights in conflict zones across MENA.
● UNOOSA brought the future into focus with frameworks on orbital debris and space liability.
● IPC offered an active media lens across committees, ensuring journalistic rigor in every session.
Delegates didn't just speak, they listened, lobbied, amended, and built consensus. For many, it was their first brush with formal diplomacy; for others, a space to mentor, lead, and elevate the discourse.
Impact Beyond Committee Walls
The event culminated with the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly simulation on July 14, a special session for students from underprivileged backgrounds demonstrating DSK MUN’s belief that leadership and opportunity must be shared, not siloed. It was a moment of pride, collaboration, and inclusivity.
More than trophies or awards, DSK MUN 2025 leaves behind real impact:
● Confidence in public speaking
● Maturity in thought and teamwork
● Awareness of global and national issues
● Ability to lead with empathy
Through debate and discussion, DSK MUN empowered students not just to speak but to care.
A Legacy That Extends Far Beyond the Event
DSK MUN continues to evolve into more than just a conference; it's a culture of curiosity, a space for students to step into power with responsibility, and a launchpad for future diplomats, policymakers, and entrepreneurs.
As the placards are packed and gavel strikes fade, what remains is more important: the mindset of every delegate who now sees the world through the lens of impact, action, and leadership.
About MUN
Model United Nations, or MUN, is a simulation of the United Nations where students learn leadership, diplomacy, and international relations. They take on roles as delegates representing different countries, engaging in discussions and debates on pressing global issues. These topics range from women's rights to nuclear proliferation and drug trafficking. Delegates work together to create policy proposals called 'draft resolutions'. A successful MUN delegate is one who can introduce an idea from their opening speech and successfully get it onto the draft resolution, which is passed with a majority. Participating in MUN conferences serves as a powerful platform for fostering global cooperation and refining a range of essential skills, including public speaking, debate, lobbying, and negotiation.
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