International Model United Nations on Trade for Peace

  International Model United Nations on Trade for Peace   Committee:  World Trade Organization (WTO) Agenda:  Integration of Trade and Peace in Conflict-Affected States   DRAFT RESOLUTION 1.0   Sponsors: Republic of Afghanistan, Republic of Palau Signatories: [To be filled by member states during committee session] Committee: World Trade Organization (WTO) Agenda: Trade for peace under the Hegemony of WTO   1.      Recognizing the critical role of international trade in fostering economic growth, development, and prosperity among nations,   2.      Acknowledging the principles enshrined in the World Trade Organization's founding agreements, which emphasize the promotion of open, transparent, and non-discriminatory trade practices, 3.      Affirming the importance of upholding the multilateral trading system as a means to promote stability, predictability, and fairness ...

  The JSS Law College (Autonomous), in partnership with the Institute of Legal and Policy Research, takes immense pleasure in extending warm congratulations to the exceptional delegates who have demonstrated outstanding performance at the International Model UN Conference Trade for Peace. These delegates have been recognized for their exemplary skills and contributions throughout the conference. The selection criteria for identifying the best delegates were based on various factors, each carrying a specific weightage: ·         Position Paper (20%): The quality and depth of the delegates' position papers were evaluated, demonstrating their understanding of the assigned country's stance on the agenda items. ·         General Speakers List Speech (10%): The effectiveness and persuasiveness of the delegates' speeches during the General Speakers List sessions were taken into consideration. ·   ...

The International Model United Nations Conference on Trade for Peace, held on March 15th, 2024, witnessed a diverse and enthusiastic participation from students representing various countries and educational institutions. Total Number of Participants: 197 Institutions Represented: i.        JSS Law College (Autonomous), Mysuru 570023 ii.       Institute of Legal and Policy Research (Virtual NGO) iii.     Other educational institutions from various countries The conference showcased a remarkable global representation, with students from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe actively engaging in discussions on the intersection of trade and peace. The event's success was a testament to the commitment of the organizing committee and the dedication of the participants, who contributed to fostering a meaningful dialogue and promoting international cooperation. Country Name   Institution ...