IMPACT REPORT
Empowering Tomorrow's Leaders: Bridging Global Perspectives for a Resilient Future.
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GE AL’S MESSAGE ONS
N INDIA 2024
OPENING CEREMONY
FLAG MARCH 11.
CULTURAL PERFORMANCES 12.
OXFORD ADMISSIONS INSIGHT SESSION 13.
POWER TALK BY DR. DISHAN KAMDAR 14.
MODEL UNITED NATIONS & COMMITTEES 15.
THE OXFORDMUN INNOVATION CHALLENGE 16.
OXFORDMUN TEACHER’S SESSION 17.
OXFORDMUN INDIA 2024 EXPERIENCE 18.
OXFORDMUN INDIA POWER DRILL 19.
MASQUERADE EVE 20.
GLOBAL VILLAGE GALA 21.
CLOSING CEREMONY 22. I M P A C T R E P O R T 2 0 2 4 E P O R T 2 0 2 4
PRES
Greetings,
It has been a profound honor and privilege to curate the inaugural edition of OxfordMUN India, a landmark conference that brought together over 500 students from more than 50 schools across India.
This international opportunity was made accessible to students across India thanks to the unwavering support of FLAME University and Allen Global. Their commitment to empowering young minds played a pivotal role in bringing this enriching experience to life.
Over the course of three stimulating days, our delegates engaged deeply in global diplomacy, fostering international understanding and honing their skills in public expression. In doing so, they forged lasting friendships that transcend cultural boundaries. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Heads of Schools and teacher escorts for inspiring their students to embark on this step towards experiential leadership. We look forward to your continued support as we endeavor to curate more transformative experiences in the months and years ahead.
Warm regards,
Dr. Sumer Bahadur Singh
Patron and President, MU20 School of Opportunity
Namaste,
Mr.TejasK.Jain
FounderandCEO, MU20SchoolofOpportunity
I’m delighted to share the remarkable impact of the inaugural OxfordMUN India. This conference not only exceeded our expectations but also set the stage for exciting future possibilities. It was much more than just a conference, it was a transformative journey that opened new doors for over 500 students from more than 50 schools across the country.
Bringing OxfordMUN to India was about creating a launchpad for our future global leaders, unlocking the vast potential of India's 300 million students. With participation numbers that mirror the populations of entire nations, we are positioning India as a key player on the world stage.
The energy, enthusiasm, and leadership displayed by the students were truly inspiring. These young minds engaged in meaningful debates, honed their diplomatic skills, and built connections with like-minded peers, all of which will have a lasting impact beyond the conference. The lessons they’ve learned here will be carried into their communities and the broader world.
Warm regards,
Mr. Tejas K. Jain Founder and CEO, MU20 School of Opportunity
This impact report highlights the key achievements of the conference, from the skills developed to the connections forged and the influence it has had on participants. As we move forward, we are committed to expanding this platform, reaching even more students, and making a deeper impact. With initiatives like Oxford Model UN India, we’re not just knocking on the door of becoming a superpower, we’re ready to open it wide. Thank you for being a part of this journey and for your continued support in making this vision a reality.
HOST’SMESSAGE
Greetings,
It has been an absolute pleasure to host the inaugural OxfordMUN India 2024 at FLAME University, in collaboration with MU20 School of Opportunity and Oxford Global. We are honoured to have provided a platform for such vibrant minds from across the country, fostering discussions that will leave an everlasting impact on all who attended. The picturesque surroundings of our campus were not just a backdrop but an integral part of the experience, designed to inspire and elevate the spirit of collaboration and learning.
We believe that the relationships and ideas forged here will ripple through your academic and professional journeys, leaving a legacy that FLAME University and MU20 School of Opportunity are proud to be part of. Thank you for allowing us to host this remarkable event. We look forward to witnessing the future successes that will surely arise from this gathering.
Warm regards,
Ms. Anju Deoskar Director of Admissions Outreach - UG FLAME University
Greetings,
Director,
Warm regards,
Ms. Joana Perrone Director Oxford Global
It has been an incredible experience bringing OxfordMUN to India for the very first time, in collaboration with the MU20 School of Opportunity. It was truly inspiring to seeing the enthusiasm and dedication of the delegates, who represented over 50 schools. The discussions and innovative solutions proposed during the conference have reaffirmed the importance of global youth leadership, a cause we are deeply committed to at Oxford Global.
The warm welcome and rich cultural exchange we experienced in India have made this journey unforgettable. We are proud to have partnered with MU20 School of Opportunity and FLAME University to make OxfordMUN India 2024 a resounding success. We hope the knowledge and connections forged here will continue to grow, leaving a lasting impact on everyone involved.
It was a pleasure to host the delegates from The Doon School who showed great effort in the conference and contributed significantly to OxfordMUN India 2024. The participating delegates from The Doon School were Teerthak Deewan, Arish Talwar, Namjus Singh Multani, Ayaaz Ferozi, Zorawar Singh Sandhu, Prathana Pankaj, Aarav Anand, Anshuman Gupta, Aarav Shukla, Vir Sandhu, Siddham Tater, Vedant Mangal, Madhav Gupta, Rafay Habibullah, Param Chhajed,andKrishGhai.
Their dedication and active participation were truly commendable andaddedimmensevaluetotheconference.
OxfordMUN2024SchoolDelegations
OxfordMUN2024SchoolDelegations
OURHOST-FLAMEUNIVERSITY
Dr.DishanKamdar
ViceChancellor FLAMEUniversity
Dr.MAVenkataramanan
Pro-ViceChancellor FLAMEUniversity
Ms.AnjuDeoskar
DirectorAdmissionsandOutreachUG FLAMEUniversity
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to FLAME University, our esteemed hosts, for their exceptional hospitality and for providing the stunning and picturesque venue that set the stage for the inaugural OxfordMUN India 2024. The serene campus and world-class facilities created the perfect environment for meaningful discussions and unforgettable experiences.
TITLE PARTNER - ALLEN GLOBAL
WeextendourheartfeltgratitudetoAllenGlobalforbeingthetitlepartnerofOxfordMUNIndia2024.Itwasanabsolutepleasureto hostMr.AmanMaheshwari,ManagementDirectorofAllenGlobalStudiesDivision,whogracedtheopeningceremonywithhis presenceandaddressedouraudience.WearealsoimmenselythankfultoAllenGlobalfortheirgeneroussupport,makingthis conferencepossible,andforprovidingfivescholarshipstothewinnersoftheInnovationChallenge. WewouldalsoliketoexpressoursincerethankstoMr.AnkitChaudhary,Mr.ApoorvBhat,Mr.SachinShrivastava,andMr.Saurabh Hetefortheirinvaluablecontributionsandparticipationintheevent.Yoursupportandinvolvementplayedacrucialroleinthe successofOxfordMUNIndia2024.
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CONGRATULATIONSTOTHEBESTDELEGATESAWARDEDA100%SCHOLARSHIPONTHEREGISTRATIONFEEFOROXFORDMUNATOXFORD UNIVERSITY!THESEDELEGATESHAVEDEMONSTRATEDEXCEPTIONALSKILLSANDDEDICATION:MANNATSAMRA(SYRIANARABREPUBLIC,UNGA DISEC),ANMOLCHADHA(RUSSIANFEDERATION,UNGASPECPOL),SAGARJOSHI(GREECE,UNGASOCHUM),AVIIRAAJAGGARWAL(CHINA,UNEP), PRANYADUA(RUSSIANFEDERATION,UNCSW),PRANOYMATHUR(CANADA,WHO),ANDSHIVENKHANDELWAL(AFGHANISTAN,UNHCR).WE COMMENDTHESEREMARKABLESTUDENTSANDWISHTHEMSUCCESSASTHEYPREPAREFOROXFORDMUNATOXFORDUNIVERSITY!
ABOUTOxfordMUNIndia2024
OxfordMUN India 2024 marked a groundbreaking moment as we hosted over 500 students from 50+ top schools across the nation. In the inaugural edition, seven dynamic committees tackled some of the most pressing global issues of our time. The energy and enthusiasm of the delegates were palpable, making this conference not just a success, but a true celebration of youth leadership and diplomacy.
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7 YoungPeople Schools Committees
OPENING CEREMONY
TheopeningceremonyofOxfordMUNIndiawasanextravagantaffair,markingthebeginningof ourinauguralconferencewithgrandeur.Distinguishedspeakersfromvariousfieldsinspiredthe delegates,settingthetonefortheconference.Theceremonywasfurtherenrichedbya magnificentculturalperformance,celebratingthediversityofourparticipants.Theceremony concludedwithaproudflagmarch,whereeachparticipatingschoolshowcasedtheirspiritand unity,makingitatrulymemorablestarttotheconference.
OXFORDMUNINDIAFLAGMARCH
CulturalPerformances
TheopeningceremonyofOxfordMUNIndia2024waselevated byvibrantculturalperformancesthatbeautifullyshowcased thediversityandrichtraditionsofIndia.Throughmusic,dance, andartisticexpression,theperformancessetthestagefora conferencethatcelebratedbothglobalcollaborationand culturalpride,bringingeveryonetogetherinashared experienceofunityandharmony.
OXFORDADMISSIONSINSIGHTSESSION
TheOxfordUniversityInsightSessionwasahighlightoftheconference,whereourDirectorsfromOxfordUniversitysharedinvaluable insights into life at Oxford and the journey to get there. They addressed students' questions about the admission process, providing clarity and guidance. This session was immensely helpful, offering students a clearer path towards achieving their academic aspirationsatoneoftheworld'smostprestigiousinstitutions.
POWERTALK BYDR.DISHANKAMDAR
ThePowerTalkatOxfordMUNIndia2024,deliveredbytheVice-ChancellorofFLAMEUniversity, Dr.DishanKamdar,providedstudentswithprofoundinsightsintotheessentialsoflife.Thetalk highlightedhowtheworldisinterconnected,emphasizingtheimportanceofformingmeaningful connections.Itigniteddeepthoughtamongstudents,encouragingthemtoreflectontheirpaths andtheimpacttheycanmake.Thesessionleftalastingimpression,inspiringstudentsto approachtheirfutureswitharenewedsenseofpurposeandcuriosity.
DISEC focused on critical issues surrounding surveillance technologies and their role in modern information warfare. Delegates engaged in robust discussions that explored the implications of these technologies on global security, privacy, and sovereignty.
A total of 12 working papers were presented, each offering unique perspectives and innovative solutions to the challenges posed by the rapid advancement of surveillance tools. The committee’s debate was intense and thorough, leading to the drafting of three comprehensiveresolutions.
In the final moments of the committee, one resolution garnered overwhelming support and was officially adopted. This resolution highlighted the need for international cooperation in regulating surveillance technologies, ensuring they are used responsibly and ethically while safeguarding human rights and privacy. The outcomes of DISEC’s sessions reflect a deep understanding of the delicate balance between security and freedom in the digital age, setting a precedent for future discussions on the governance of emergingtechnologiesontheglobalstage.
In the UN Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW), delegates engaged in in-depth discussions on the influence of feminist foreign policy and the importance of balanced representation on the global stage. The committee focused on strategies to enhance the prevalence of these principles on an international scale, recognising the need for gender equality in all aspectsofglobalgovernance.
Two draft resolutions were presented during the sessions, each addressing critical issues such as healthcare, education, economic empowerment, and effective reporting methods. Both resolutions were thoroughly researched, well-written, and garnered significant support within the committee. After rigorous debate, one resolution achieved a simple majority and was successfully passed. This outcome highlighted the delegates' commitment to advancing gender equality and promoting the principlesoffeministforeignpolicyininternationalrelations.
The discussions in UNCSW underscored the importance of continued efforts to ensure that women's voices are heard and theirrightsareupheldacrosstheglobe,pavingthewayforamore equitableandinclusivefuture.
In the UNEP committee, delegates focused on the critical issue of strengthening global partnerships to secure sustainable water resources. The discussions were centered around the challenges of water scarcity, equitable access, and the sustainable management of water resources, particularly in regions most vulnerabletoclimatechange.
Delegates explored various approaches to fostering international cooperation and enhancing existing frameworks to address these challenges. The debate included case studies from different countries, showcasing successful initiatives and identifying gaps that still need to be bridged. Two draft resolutions were introduced, both of which highlighted innovative strategies for water conservation, the promotion of sustainable practices, and theequitabledistributionofwaterresources.
One resolution was successfully passed, gaining widespread support within the committee, and reflecting a strong commitment to securing water resources for future generations. The collaborative efforts in this committee underscored the importance of a united global front in tackling one of the most pressingenvironmentalissuesofourtime.
In the World Health Organization (WHO) committee, delegates engaged in intense discussions on the global challenges of addressing antibiotic resistance. The conversation highlighted issues such as unequal access to antibiotics, the lack of sterile spaces in high-risk areas, and the broader implications for global health. Throughout the conference, delegates demonstrated a strong commitment to research, submitting over 20 working papersthatincludeddetailedsolutions,datapoints,andgraphsto supporttheirarguments.
This focus on empirical evidence made the WHO committee one ofthemostresearch-drivensessionsoftheconference.Inthefinal session, after extensive debate and negotiations, a resolution was tabled and ultimately approved. The resolution reflected a collaborative effort to propose actionable solutions to combat antibiotic resistance, underscoring the importance of international cooperationinaddressingthiscriticalissue.
The lively discussions and rigorous research presented by the delegates highlighted their dedication to finding viable solutions and set a high standard for future deliberations on global health challenges.
The UNHCR committee focused on key challenges and potential solutions for the integration of refugees into host communities. Debates centred on balancing national sovereignty and security with the rights and needs of refugees, as well as addressing the tension between humanitarian concerns and the interests of host states.
The committee recognised essential factors for successful integration, such as access to education, citizenship pathways, vocational training, and employment opportunities. Delegates explored strategies for equitable resource distribution, including the creation of a global fund for refugee assistance and partnershipswithprivatecompaniesandnon-profits.
Two working papers were introduced, leading to the development of two draft resolutions. After thorough discussion, one resolution passed, following a second round of voting, which was called by the chair after the initial vote failed to meet the required twothirdsmajority.Thecommittee'sworkhighlightedthecomplexityof refugee integration and the need for cooperative international efforts to support displaced populations while respecting the sovereigntyandsecurityofhostnations.
In the Special Political and Decolonization Committee (SPECPOL), delegates engaged in vigorous discussions on the topic of enhancinginternationalcooperationandgovernanceinthedigital realm of the internet. Three working papers were introduced, layingthegroundworkfortwodraftresolutionsthataddressedkey issues such as cybersecurity, digital sovereignty, and the regulationofonlinespaces.
The committee debated the merits of each resolution, focusing on the need for stronger international collaboration to tackle the challenges posed by the rapidly evolving digital landscape. After extensive deliberation, one draft resolution garnered the required two-thirds majority and was successfully passed. This resolution emphasized the importance of enhancing cybersecurity cooperation among nations and proposed the development of new enforcement and governance mechanisms to better regulate theinternetonaglobalscale.
The outcome of the discussions in SPECPOL underscored the critical need for collective action in managing the digital world, highlighting the delegates' commitment to creating a safer and moreregulatedonlineenvironment.
In SOCHUM, delegates delved into the critical issue of protecting indigenous languages, which are rapidly vanishing at an alarming rate. The committee's work was marked by extensive research and collaboration, resulting in the preparation of numerous working papers. Among these, four were formally introduced for consideration.
The discussions were intense and insightful, reflecting the delegates' deep commitment to cultural preservation and the protection of linguistic diversity. Two resolutions were tabled during the sessions, with one ultimately being voted into adoption by the committee. This successful resolution emphasized the creation and ongoing maintenance of an international library dedicatedtoindigenousandendangeredlanguages.Thisinitiative aims to provide a global platform for the preservation and revitalization of these languages, ensuring that the cultural heritageofindigenouspeoplesisnotlosttofuturegenerations.
The SOCHUM committee's efforts underscored the importance of international cooperation in addressing the challenges faced by indigenous communities, particularly in safeguarding their languages and cultural identities in an increasingly globalized world.
100% Scholarship
The OxfordMUN Innovation Challenge empowered students to engage in policymaking and creative problemsolving. Five outstanding participants were awarded a 100% scholarship, covering their registration fee for the conference.
GuidingtheGuidespath
Teachers’ Sessions
During OxfordMUN India 2024, teacher coordinators participated in several insightful sessions that enhanced their educational approach. Ms. Anju Deoskar's session on 'Unpacking Liberal Education' provided valuable perspectives on integrating liberal arts into teaching, fostering critical thinking among students. Prof. Moitrayee Das' session on 'Mental Health Matters: GenZ and Gen Alpha' offered practical strategies to address mental health challenges, emphasizing the need for supportiveeducationalenvironments.
Prof. Suniti Vadaliar's 'Wonders of Wellness' session explored holistic wellness practices, encouraging teachers to incorporate well-being into their educational frameworks.Additionally,Mr.TejasK.Jain'sMU20session inspired educators with innovative ideas for leadership and opportunity creation, motivating them to cultivate a forward-thinking mindset in their students. These sessions collectively equipped teachers with essential tools to better guide and support their students in an evolvingeducationallandscape.
Experiences
OxfordMUNPowerDrill
Athletic & MegaMind Challenge
OxfordMUNPowerDrill
Athletics & MegaMind Challenge
AthleticsChallenge
The OxfordMUN Power Drill Athletics Challenge was an adrenaline-pumping event designed to test the physical endurance, agility, and teamwork of the participants. Delegates pushed their limits as they competed in various athletic activities, showcasing their strength, speed, and coordination. The challenge was not just about winning but about embodying the spiritofperseverance,resilience, andcamaraderie that areessentialqualitiesoffutureleaders.
MegaMindChallenge
The OxfordMUN Power Drill MegaMind Challenge brought together some of the brightest young minds in a battle of wits and strategy. Participants were tasked with solving complex problems, engaging in critical thinking exercises, and demonstrating their intellectual prowess. The challenge encouraged delegates to think outside the box, and apply their knowledge in innovativeways.
TheMasqueradeEvewasavibrantsocialeveningwhere studentsdressedinelegantattireanddancedtolivelytunes, embracingthemysteriousandenchantingthemeof masquerade.Itwasaneveningfilledwithmusic,laughter, andmeaningfulinteractions,allowingparticipantstobond inafestiveatmosphere.
TheGlobalVillageGalashowcasedthe incrediblediversityofculturesasstudents proudlyrepresenteddifferenttraditionsfrom aroundtheworld.Thiseventwasabeautiful celebrationofglobalunity,whereparticipants cametogethertoshareandexperiencethe richnessofvariousculturesinacolorfuland inclusiveenvironment.
THE VALEDICTORY CEREMONY MARKED THE GRAND FINALE OF THE OXFORDMUN INDIA 2024, CAPPING OFF THREE DAYS OF INTENSE DEBATES, THOUGHTFUL DISCUSSIONS, AND INVALUABLE LEARNING EXPERIENCES. SIX EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS FROM EACH COMMITTEE WERE HONORED AS BEST DELEGATES, OUTSTANDING DELEGATES, AND HONORABLE MENTIONS, RECOGNIZING THEIR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS. AMONG THEM, SEVEN BEST DELEGATESWEREAWARDEDA100%SCHOLARSHIPTOTHEPRESTIGIOUSOXFORDMUNCONFERENCEINOXFORD,UK. ADDITIONALLY, FIVE WINNERS OF THE INNOVATION CHALLENGE RECEIVED A FULL SCHOLARSHIP ON THEIR REGISTRATION FEE FOR THE OXFORDMUN INDIA CONFERENCE. THE CEREMONY ALSO SAW EVERY DELEGATION TAKE THE STAGE WITH THEIR TEACHER COORDINATORS, PROUDLY CARRYING THEIR SCHOOL FLAGS, TO RECEIVE A SPECIALMEMENTOINRECOGNITIONOFTHEIRPARTICIPATIONANDEFFORTSINTHISINAUGURALCONFERENCE.
THANKINGOURCOMMUNITYPARTNERS
THEDRIVINGFORCEOFOXFORDMUNINDIA2024
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TEJASK.JAIN
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PRANJALHOTWANI
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FLAMEUNIVERSITY
MS.ANJUDEOSKAR
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NISHANTKUMAR
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CALCUTTAWALA
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