CESSUM MODEL UNITED NATIONS 2018
TEENAGERS HOST INDIA'S FIRST EVER CHARITABLE MODEL UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE AT IIC!
Pragyata Foundation hosted Cessum Model United Nations Conference on 6th and 7th July at India International Center.The conference was attended by Students from schools and colleges all over Delhi NCR.
The conference fostered the theme "women empowerment", and was hosted to promote a range of social issue through the seven committees simulated...
Attendees debated on several topics with one of the focal points being discussing the progressing rights of women in a digital age. The unconventional debates led to a intellectually engaging experience for the attendees.
Students were also joined by the Honourable MR. VINOD K. DUGGAL, EX-GOVERNOR OF MANIPUR AND MIZORAM and MR. DIBANG, NEWS ANCHOR AT ABP NEWS AND HOST OF THE DAILY PRIME TIME SHOW. They actively interacted with the students and delivered their wisdom to the young audience.
The students were curious and willing to learn. Their knowledge of their topics were good leading to lively debates.
Cessum MUN was widely acclaimed for their vigorous focus on quality and management even while being organized in a relatively short time of one month. Pragyata Foundation members massively contributed to the organization of the conference with the dedicated team of organizing members aged between 16-18yrs old.
Cessum MUN might officially be over, but the mission that Cessum was organized on lives on, the message of empowerment, the message of collaboration, the message of fighting for what’s right.
The event was a charity event, seeing participation from some of the best schools and individuals from Delhi/NCR, including luminaries in the real world. "It's about shaping the young mindset, to make a change in the future", said Harshit Yadav, the Secretary General, declaring the conference closed.
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