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CHANGE THE WORLD Forum at the United Nations
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Letter from the founder and CEO of CWMUN Letter from the President of CWMUN
Claudio Corbino Letizia Brichetto Arnaboldi Moratti
Dear delegates, Dear delegates,
First of all, I want to tell you that I am really happy to be able to give each one of you my most sincere welcome to the 7th edition of
the CWMUN in New York. This year, I decided that my letter to you will start with a story that I would like to share with you. I am extremely delighted to welcome you to the 2018 edition of Change the World MUN. Your presence is an important signal of the
effort undertook by young generations to build not only peaceful relations among countries and their different populations, but also to
When I was a student, and I was your age, I dreamed that I could do something for others student and try to improve the way we study promote integration and discussion to face new social needs.
and our commitment to the world: through this way Associazione Diplomatici was born.
As a good Italian and Sicilian, the link with my land has always been deep, indissoluble, but at the same time, I have always felt the need The theme of this year’s Change the World MUN will be “The new routes to freedom - Social, Web, Human Rights, News and Education
to discover something more, to look at the world through the lives of those who habit sharing their experiential baggage. But as you in the global world”. You will thus be asked to cooperate and present concrete proposals on freedom, one of the most delicate topics
know, the curiosity and thirst for knowledge, until a few years ago, were not for everyone. in the current geo-political debate.
In order to be able to travel the world and know its nuances, we needed facilities that not only were not available to those who wanted
to use them, but for the vast majority of people, they were practically non-existent. You delegates, are in New York City today. As history showed us various times, freedom is not achieved once and forever, but it often needs to be defended and renewed to
This is the time in which making a plane ticket just takes just one click. Do you have any idea of how immensely extraordinary this is? preserve it when circumstances change.
The first article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states: “All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.”
Dear guys, you are the fortunate children of the digital revolution, which has turned boundaries into networks, has broken down the
walls and helped creating your own generation, which is fluid and sees in the international dimension of study and work, not a new Freedom and equality are two values associated with democracy: the one cannot be without the other, and both must be protected
emigration season, but simply the possibility of having the best for itself, anywhere in the world. with the rule of law.
Mobility is no longer the exception, but the rule. Going away is no longer, or no longer alone, a choice of life, but also a natural aspiration
to make the global dimension to which you are used to think since your birth concrete. Of course, the theme of necessity still exists Unfortunately, these values are not universally recognized and protected across the globe. Even where they are though, not always
in many countries, where starting to hope to find a job more easily, to look for a new opportunity, seems like a chimera. Honestly, I equality in rights results in actual equality. Granting each person equal access to work, healthcare, economic resources, energy and
think that this concept is now obsolete, outdated. Many call you the new migrants with the cardboard backpack, but you are the new education is still a goal that requires effort and is worth fighting for.
citizens of the world with a backpack full of experiences. Looking at you, I see young people much more international than they can The United Nations put the theme at the top of its priorities, with the objectives of the “2030 Agenda”, aware that only when people are
even imagine or think they are. equal in rights, without any distinction on the grounds of gender, race, language, religion and opinions, true freedom is achieved. For a
The phenomenon that is changing our world, I am sure, one day will be considered the greatest industrial revolution, and therefore cul- modern democracy worthy of this name, universal access to education and the advancement of the educational level of its citizens are
tural, of human history that, like the discovery of electricity, informs every aspect of our lives. I look at you, dear delegates who come the first instruments to guarantee its survival, its own development and a peaceful dialogue between populations and between states.
from every corner of the planet, and I see you so different, but so extraordinarily close. The globalized world today is entirely interconnected. Only a few decades ago this possibility of exchange could have seemed a distant
We are facing a process of internationalization and generational globalization that must be seized on the fly. aspiration, while today for you, young people, is a daily reality within which it is however necessary to distinguish the true from the false,
Today, this CWMUN is the proof of this change: the world is stirring, and I can not but be happy. And I would like you to think about how the just from the inequitable. Again, the main tool for understanding these differences is education. Only a solid culture of freedom and
to govern this change, and to fight those who fear it, on the occasion of this privileged experience that you are taking part in today, as equality can form the foundation of those democratic principles that will allow you to collect and preserve this important legacy, where
important as the United Nations Building. possible improving it, always aware of the sacrifices that those who came before you have suffered to achieve these principles; and
Our grandparents lived in a world still made of barbed wire and sandbags to put on the windows, and even today there are men and always taking into account the history and preservation of the memory of events that, for better or for worse, have brought us here
women who, perhaps out of fear or perhaps out of greed, try to take the world back, instead of making it move forward. I wish for you today and that must always remain a lesson not to repeat errors of the past while treasuring positive experiences.
to learn, even from this experience that sees you as protagonists of the world of tomorrow, to govern change. Study, ask questions, be I therefore invite you to be aware of your role, fully understanding its importance. Make use of your education and personal training as
determined and always believe in the power of your ideas. Take advantage of this experience to learn to never settle for the boundaries an instrument in defense of equality among people. Enhance your knowledge, but also the many opportunities that this time of techno-
of whatever kind they are. logical changes offers you, as to be custodians of freedom and equality.
I hope that this experience will lead you to share your thoughts, but also to spend a little more time listening to that of others. Listening Only by trying to expand your awareness and sense of responsibility in each phase of your lives you will be able to fully live the world’s
and dialogue, together, can really change the order of things. You, dear delegates, can change the order of things. Be free, because evolution and its infinite opportunities.
knowledge and sharing lead to this: to freedom.
Claudio Corbino Letizia Brichetto Arnaboldi Moratti
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Letter from the President of Future Leader Society Letter from the Secretary - General of CWMUN
Salvatore Carrubba Alessandro Dimaiuta
I warmly welcome all the participants to the 2018 Change the World Model UN, and I deeply thank them for the trust that once more Dear Honourable Guests, Delegates, Advisors, Staff and Friends,
you have put into this extraordinary initiative.
With them, I want also to thank their families, the schools and the advisors that facilitate the participation of so many students coming On behalf of the Senior Secretariat and of all the staffers of the 2018 Change the World Model United Nations, I warmly welcome you
from all over the world. to New York City.
“Freedom in the World 2018”, the annual report by “Freedom House”, the authoritative New York and Washington Dc-based indepen- I am really proud and honoured to represent you all as Secretary-General of this conference.
dent watchdog organization, tells us that «democracy faced its most serious crisis in decades in 2017 as its basic tenets — including
guarantees of free and fair elections, the rights of minorities, freedom of the press, and the rule of law—came under attack around the The Change the World Model UN is shaped as a complete learning experience through which students acquire knowledge and high
world. Seventy-one countries suffered net declines in political rights and civil liberties, with only 35 registering gains. This marked the level skills put to use in the future, including possession of tools for the understanding of global dynamics and their interpretation, and
12th consecutive year of decline in global freedom». the ability to relate and build links with the globalized world in which we live in the respect of cultures, political opinions, and value sy-
According a further international survey by “World Justice Project”, an independent, multidisciplinary organization working to advance stems other than their own. Our world is confronting a time of many changes and we’re meeting these changes during a time of larger
the rule of law worldwide, 34% of 113 countries in the world have seen since 2016 a weakening in the rule of law. nation-wide and global change. The world of CWMUN is an exciting area in which to learn and grow at the same time, and we’ll continue
These trends show how they are strong the attacks to liberal democracy. I quote again Freedom House: «Democracy is in crisis. The to meet and bring inspired people together in forums like this, to ensure our Conference remains at the cutting edge. We should all be
values it embodies—particularly the right to choose leaders in free and fair elections, freedom of the press, and the rule of law—are very proud of where we are today and excited about where we are headed.
under assault and in retreat globally. A quarter-century ago, at the end of the Cold War, it appeared that totalitarianism had at last been
vanquished and liberal democracy had won the great ideological battle of the 20th century Today, it is democracy that finds itself bat- The CWMUN Secretariat and staff have done their best to give you the most exciting Model UN experience possible. Participatingin this
tered and weakened. For the 12th consecutive year, countries that suffered democratic setbacks outnumbered those that registered conference represents a unique opportunity for all of you. We look forward to hearing constructive debate on the most pressing issues
gains. States that a decade ago seemed like promising success stories are sliding into authoritarian rule. Meanwhile, the world’s most and challenges facing our global community as you expertly represent your Member States.
powerful democracies are mired in seemingly intractable problems at home, including social and economic disparities, partisan frag-
mentation, terrorist attacks, and an influx of refugees that has strained alliances and increased fears of the “other”» Indeed, understanding issues of such international stature will require a great deal of work and dedication on your part, but together, our
The picture of the present situation is worrying, mainly because it interrupts a very positive trend after the fall of the Berlin wall and of different points of view can formulate responses to the challenges discussed. Model UN are all about this, different points of view on
communism. Free countries counted for more 31% in 1987, up to 47% ten years ago, down to 45 today; and not free countries, that the same issues and finding a solution that works for all. Dialogue, ideas, positive leadership, resolutions, tolerance, democracy, legality,
counted a little more than 20% in 2007, are now at 25%. and respect: these are the fundamental elements of a Model UN and must certainly be the fundamental aspects of our everyday beha-
The world has became more complicated and troublesome; but, differently form the past, every society is more and more divided insi- viour. You will all remember this experience as one of the best of your entire life. Being able to reach consensus through negotiation will
de. The openness of borders, markets, ideas and innovations are often considered a Trojan horse against old equilibria, traditional ideas, help you in all your future experiences. As future generation of managers and leaders it is our duty to create and obtain a worldwide
security of jobs. Institutions, as the European Union that gave to hundreds of millions of people a very long period of peace, economic improvement and the only way to do so it is to give our 100% in everything we do with loyalty and diligence preferring the interest of
development and strong improvement of welfare, are now seen just as a bureaucratic and illiberal weight, and the irresponsible maker the community to our.
of world more and more inspired to the ideology of “turbo-capitalism”. The Us are questioning about their own role in the world; Russia
strengthens and reasserts its position as a global leader; China wants to play a strategic role adequate to its financial and economic You’re joining a great team of co-delegates. We have a good range of content and fresh viewpoints that make working together a rich
results. And, all over in the world, new nuclear powers threaten to complicate more and more old, and always open, questions. experience. I am sure you will all impress us with your energy, enthusiasm and your track record of working hard and smart.
Does this gloom picture let us less hopeful? Of course, not: if we look at the past, we can easily realize that crisis is the normal in the
mankind history. But the present crisis is, of course, our crisis, more complicated because of the depth of the changes and of the chal- Do the best, Be the best and Change the World!
lenges in the area of communication, automation and intelligent technologies. Robots, more than people with a different colour of the
skin, will challenge our style of life, our jobs and, indirectly, our democracy. But they can also a powerful tool to improve and spread
knowledge, that is already the most strategic resource to build the future. Alessandro Dimaiuta
This is a very revolution, that could be able to lead, as every revolution, to unknown and unforeseen ends. It’s our responsibility to look
for a peaceful and effective development of these changes, of which everyone of us is an active agent.
It’s a great challenge for every of you to discuss such an exciting subject in the next days in the Un headquarters: I wish all of you to
spend very useful days, to build a new and precious net of (real, not virtual!) friends and to play over your lifetime a responsible role in
contributing to make the world an exciting place where to live and, all together, to improve.
Salvatore Carrubba
GUEST OF HONOR
President Clinton
Founder and Chairman of the Board, Clinton Foundation
42nd President of the United States
William Jefferson Clinton, the first Democratic president in six decades to be elected twice, led the
United States to the longest economic expansion in American history, including the creation of more
than 22 million jobs.
After leaving the White House, President Clinton established the Clinton Foundation in order to
continue working on the causes he cared about. Since its founding, the Foundation has endeavored
to help build more resilient communities by developing and implementing programs that improve
people’s health, strengthen local economies, and protect the environment.
The Foundation is guided by the belief that every problem has a solution and together with a diverse
set of partners, works to improve lives around the globe and across the United States through a wide
range of initiatives, including the now independent Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), which has
helped over 11 million people in more than 70 countries access critical HIV/AIDS medications at
CHAI-negotiated prices. The Clinton Climate Initiative, the Clinton Development Initiative, and the
Clinton Giustra Enterprise Partnership are applying a business-oriented approach to promote sustai-
nable economic growth and fight climate change in Africa, Latin America, Asia, and the Caribbean. In
the United States, the Foundation is focused on helping children and adults live full and active lives
by working to combat the rise in childhood obesity through the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, a
partnership forged with the American Heart Association; reduce health disparities and address emer-
ging health threats like the opioid epidemic by partnering with local communities through the Clinton
Health Matters Initiative; and increase awareness about the importance of early childhood develop-
ment through the Foundation’s Too Small to Fail initiative.
The Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock remains the heart and soul of the Clinton Foundation,
and since it opened its doors in 2004, the Clinton Center has hosted hundreds of thousands of visitors
each year, catalyzing $3.3 billion in economic impact throughout the community. Today, the Clinton
Center also cooperatively manages the Presidential Leadership Scholars Program—a joint effort
between the George W. Bush Presidential Center, the George Bush Presidential Library Foundation,
and the Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation that seeks to equip emerging leaders with the tools they
need to drive positive change in their communities.
Above all, President Clinton has always believed that we can do more together than any of us can do
on our own. In 2005, he founded the Clinton Global Initiative to foster partnerships among govern-
ments, businesses, nongovernmental organizations and private citizens to turn good ideas into mea-
surable results. To date, over 3,600 CGI commitments have already improved the lives of more than
435 million people in more than 180 countries. CGI’s work continues through these ongoing commit-
ments and through the Clinton Global Initiative University which this year, celebrates 10 years of
bringing together college and university students from every corner of the globe to turn good ideas
into action.
In addition to his continuing roles with the Foundation and CHAI, President Clinton has joined with
other former Presidents to support relief efforts for communities recovering from natural
disasters—partnering with President George H.W. Bush three times to organize aid and support for
those affected by the 2004 tsunami in South Asia, Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and Hurricane Ike in
2008, and with President George W. Bush in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti to raise
money and assistance for communities devastated by the storm. To this day, the Clinton Foundation
continues to support economic growth, job creation and sustainability in communities across Haiti.
President Clinton was born on August 19, 1946, in Hope, Arkansas. He and his wife Secretary Hillary
Rodham Clinton have one daughter, Chelsea; two grandchildren, and live in Chappaqua, New York.
President Clinton - 42nd President of the United States of America
Oscar Farinetti is an Italian entrepreneur founder of the chain Eataly and former owner of the large
scale retailer UniEuro. He personally helps the development of the supermarket UniEuro, founded
by his father in 1967, and to transform the business in a large electronic scale retailer. In 1978 he
becomes part of the administration council of the company, the CEO until he sells the company to
Dixons Retail. With the profits made from the selling of the company in 2004 he founds the excel-
lence food retailer named Eataly.
NGO in ECOSOC
United Nations
Enrico Giovannini Enrico Giovannini is an Italian economist and statistician. He is Senior Fellow of
Change The World Model UN 2018 the LUISS "School of European Political Economy", member of the “Commission Economique de la
Nation” of the French Government, and co-chair of the "Independent Expert Advisory Group on
the Data Revolution for Sustainable Development"established by the Secretary-General of the
Opening and Closing Speakers United Nations. He is also chair and member of several boards of Italian and international organisa-
General Assembly Hall, United Nations Headquarters, New York tions. From April 2013 to February 2014 he was Minister of labour and social policies in the Italian
government. He is founder and chairman of ASVIS, Italian Alliance for Sustainable Development.
Maria Latella is a multimedial journalist with an influential blog. For the last ten years she is the
reference point of SkyTg24 where every Sunday she conduces her program “L’intervista” that recei-
ved the award “Ischia” as best tv program for current events and politics.
GUEST OF HONOR
President Clinton Lorenzo Licitra is an Italian singer. Pop music stole him from the lyrical. Since the age of 16th Loren-
Founder and Chairman of the Board, Clinton Foundation zo Licitra studied lyrical music and after acquiring a deep artistically knowledge thanks to the
42nd President of the United States of America various shows he did he saw that lyrical music did not satisfy him so he decided to try his change
with pop music. Thanks to this, Lorenzo Licitra is best known for winning the eleventh edition of the
X Factor Italy in 2017. His debut single, "In The Name of Love", was released on 8 December 2017.
Myrta Merlino is a journalist and italian tv presenter. After graduating in political Science has
worked for the Italian council of ministers and European economic council. She started her career
in journalism in 1994 and since then has worked for all the major italian tvs and newspapers
Giuseppe Ayala is an Italian politician and magistrate. He was known as an "anti-Mafia" magistrate, interviewing the most important personalities.
and had functioned as an "anti-Mafia" judge. He was one of the nearest colleagues and friends of the
judges Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, is activity was fundamental in the "maxi processo" that
was a big hit against the mafia. Many times undersecretary of State he is also author of differt essays. Francesco Messori is the captain of the Italian amputees football team.
Just one month before his birth the doctors told Francesco’s parents that their son had one leg
Carlo Ancelotti is an Italian former footballer and current football manager. As a soccer player, he has completely missing. Once born more problems occurred but this never stopped Francesco’s deter-
won a championship with AS. Roma. Always as a player, with the Milan team, he lived one of the most mination. His passion for football is a feeling that he inherited from his mother. Seeing Francesco
winning and exciting football seasons of all time, winning almost everything. As coach, Ancelotti has play without prosthesis and only with his crutches is something extraordinary: his agility, speed and
trained, among others, Juventus, Milan, Chelsea, PSG, Real Madrid, and Bayern Monaco, winning precision are enviable. He is capable of get in trouble any player that confronts him.
almost everywhere. Ancelotti is the only manager to have won the UEFA Champions League three
times and reached four finals. He also won the FIFA Club World Cup twice, managing Milan and Real Amina Mohammed was appointed Deputy Secretary - General on the 15 December 2016, by then
Madrid. Ancelotti is regarded as one of the best and most successful managers of all time. Secretary-General-designate, António Guterres. Ms. Amina J. Mohammed is currently Minister of
Environment of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, where she steers the country’s efforts to protect
Lucio Caracciolo is the Editor of Limes, Italian Review of Geopolitics, the leading publication in Italy in the natural environment and conserve resources for sustainable development. Prior to this role, she
international affairs. Since 2000 he also directs Heartland, Eurasian Review of Geopolitics. From 1976 served as Special Adviser to Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Post-2015 Development Planning,
to 1982 he has been editor and then head of the political division of la Repubblica. Dr. Caracciolo is a where she was instrumental in bringing about the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development,
commentator for numerous Italian and foreign newspapers and has written articles and essays for including the Sustainable Development Goals.
Italian, German, American, and French scientific publications.
Lakshmi Puri
is the Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations and Deputy Executive Director of UN
Sebastiano Cardi was named the Permanent Representative of Italy to the United Nations in New York Women, was appointed to this position by United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon on 11
on 19 July 2013. A career diplomat with over thirty years of experience both at home and abroad, he March 2011. Having joined the leadership team at the inception of UN Women, she has contributed
comes to New York after serving as Deputy Secretary General of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in strategically and vitally to building this new and dynamic entity. She is directly responsible for the
Rome (September 2010 to September 2013). leadership and management of the Bureau for Intergovernmental Support, UN System Coordina-
tion, and Strategic Partnerships, and was the Acting Head of UN Women from March to August
Salvatore Carrubba he worked as a Director of the Luigi Einaudi Foundation on Economics and Politi- 2013.
cal Studies in Rome (1978-1990); National director of Gli and Pli; Editor in chief of Mondo Economico
(1990- 1993), Editor in chief of Il Sole-24 Ore (1993-1997); Managing director of the Sole-24 Ore Group Marco Tardelli Italian former football player and manager. He played as a defensive midfielder with
(1997); Councillor in charge of Culture and International Relations for the City of Milan (1997-2005). He Juventus amongst other teams and the Italian national team. A World Cup winner, he also enjoyed
is a leader writer for the Il Sole-24Ore; President of the National Committee "Le vie di Mozart"; a highly successful career at club level, winning multiple league and cup titles and four major UEFA
Member of the Steering Committee of the Institute for International Affairs and the Trilateral Commis- competitions. Tardelli made his name as a hard-tackling yet technically-skillful midfielder and is
sion. regarded as one of the finest midfielders in the world during the early 1980s. In 2004, Tardelli was
named 37th in the UEFA Golden Jubilee Poll.
Claudio Corbino After creating “Associazione Diplomatici” in 2001 and developing MUN culture in
Italy, in 2012 he decided to found the “Change the World Model United Nations”. For the quality of
the speakers and for the number of university and schools attending the conference each year from all Sara Tardelli has worked for 12 years with Giovanni Minoli, at the beggining in RAI with the
over the world, CWMUN is today recognized as the most influential student forum at the United program "Storia siamo noi" and then as author and voice of "MIX24". Is now collaborating with Rai
Nations. Sport for the programs "Il processo del lunedì", "L'istruttoria" and "La Giostra del Gol".
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CWMUN Goodwill Ambassador CWMUN Special Guest
Marco Tardelli Carlo Ancelotti
Marco Tardelli was born in Capanne di Careggine on the 24th of September
1954. He is a football trainer and one of the best players in the Italian football PLAYER
history. He started his career in 1972 playing for Pisa for two years, then, for
one year played for Como. Finally in 1975 joined Juventus F.C. where during 1976 - Parma
his ten years career in the club won everything possible. Five times Italian First appearance with 18 years old.
champion (1977, 1978, 1981, 1982, 1984), two times Italian Cup winner (1979, Promote to Serie B
1983), one UEFA Championship (1977), one UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup (1984),
one UEFA Super Cup (1984) and one UEFA Champions League (1985). He is 1979 - Roma
one of only 9 players in all football history to win all three major European Serie A Winner (1982)
cups, and within these 9 players only three have also won the FIFA World Cup, Italian Cup Winner (1980, 1981, 1984 y 1986)
Gaetano Scirea, Antonio Cabrini and obviously Marco Tardelli. Champions League Runner-up (1984)
First appearance with the Italian National team (6-1-1981)
After his fantastic career at Juventus F.C. he moved to F.C Internazionale Member of the italian squad in FIFA World Cup (1986)
for two seasons and then he played his last career season for San Gallo in
Switzerland. 1987 - Milan
Serie A Winner (1988 y 1992)
In the early ’80, Marco Tar- Italian Supercup Winner (1988)
delli was deemed one of Champions League Winner (1989 y 1990)
the most important middle Europan Supercup Winner (1989 y1990)
field players in the world Intercontinental Cup Winner (1989 y 1990)
and in 1982, he was un- Semifinal Eurocup (1988)
doubtedly one of the key players of Espana ’82 FIFA World Cup sco- Third place in Italia World Cup (1990)
ring two memorable goals against the team of Argentina of Diego
Maradona and in the final won by Italy with the score of 3 - 1 against 1990 - Italian national football team
the Federal Rep. Of Germany. His celebration of the goal scored du- Member of the italian squad in World Cup 86 (round of 16), the
ring the final remains one of the most famous and evocative images Eurocup 88 (semifinal) and World Cup 90 (third place)
of the beauty of sport of all times. Ancelotti announces his retire as professional football player in
1992.
He has as well an important palmares as a football coach, having trained football clubs such as F.C Internazionale, During this time he has won two Champions, two Intercontinental
Como, Bari and obtaining a very important success with the Italian under-21 team winning the European Cup in 2000. Cup, two European Supercups, three Serie A championship, four
He is now an appreciated sport commentator for the most known radio and television programs. Italian Cups and one Italian Supercup. He participated in two
World Cups too.
In all his life he stood up focusing the attention of the media on the high values of fairplay, on the respect of the rules,
on the effectiveness of team work and especially on the high values of sport such as discipline, hard work and sacrifi- MANAGER
ce. His idea of football and sports is linked to the values of healthy competition as a training ground for life for all the
younger generations. 1992 - Italian national football team
Carlo starts his managerial career as Arrigo
Sacchi’sassitant coach with itakian National Team.
Runner-up World Cup EEUU (1994).
1995 - Reggiana
Promote to Serie A (1996).
2009 - Chelsea
1996 - Parma Winner Community Shield (2010) PERSONAL HONOURS
Runner-up Serie A (1997) Winner Premier League (2010)
5th position in Serie A (1998) Winner FA Cup (2010) Globe Soccer Award (2014)
Runner-up Premier League (2011) IFFHS best world manager (2007 and 2014)
1999 - Juventus Runner-up Community Shield (2011) UEFA best manager (2002-03)
Runner-up Serie A (2000) World Soccer Magazine best manager (2003)
Winner Copa Intertoto (2000) 2011 - PSG Serie A best manager (2001 y 2004)
Runner-up Serie A (2001) Runner-up Ligue1 (2012) Ligue1 best manager (2012-13)
Best scorer team in Ligue1 (2012) Enzo Bearzot National Award (2014)
2001 - Milan Winner Ligue1 (2013) Inspiring Leader Award (2015)
Semifinal UEFA Cup (2002) Four times Premier League Best
Winner Champions League (2003) 2013 - Real Madrid Manager of the Month
Winner Italian Cup (2003) Winner Champions League (2014)
Winner Serie A (2004) Winner Spain’s King Cup (2014)
Winner Italian Supercup (2004) Winner European Supercup (2014)
Winner European Supercup (2004) Winner World Cup Clubs (2014)
Runner-up Champions League (2005)
Best scorer team in Serie A (2006) 2016 - Bayern Munich
Winner Champions League (2007) Winner Supercup of Germany (2016)
Winner World Cup Clubs (2008) Winner Bundesliga (2016)
Campeón European Supercup (2008) Winner Supercup of Germany (2017
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CWMUN 2018 Special Guest
Francesco Messori
Giuseppe Ayala is the captain of the Italian amputees football
is an Italian politician and magistrate. team.
A member of the Democratic Alliance and Ita- Just one month before his birth the doctors
lian Republican Party in the 1990s before he told Francesco’s parents that their son had one
joined the Democrats of the Left in 1998. He leg completely missing. Once born more pro-
was known as an “anti-Mafia” magistrate, and blems occurred but this never stopped France-
had functioned as an “anti-Mafia” judge. sco’s determination.
He was one of the nearest colleagues and His passion for football is a feeling that he inhe-
friends of the judges Giovanni Falcone and rited from his mother. Seeing Francesco play
Paolo Borsellino, is activity was fundamen- without prosthesis and only with his crutches is
tal in the “maxi processo” that was a big hit something extraordinary: his agility, speed and
against the mafia. Many times undersecretary precision are enviable. He is capable of get in
of State he is also author of differt essays.
trouble any player that confronts him.
Enrico Giovannini
is an Italian economist and statistician. Since Amina Mohammed
2002, he has been a full professor of economic was appointed Deputy Secretary - General on
statistics at the University of Rome Tor Verga- the 15 December 2016, by then Secretary-Ge-
ta. He is Senior Fellow of the LUISS “School of neral-designate, António Guterres. Ms. Amina
European Political Economy”, member of the J. Mohammed is currently Minister of Envi-
“Commission Economique de la Nation” of the ronment of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,
French Government, and co-chair of the “Inde- where she steers the country’s efforts to protect
pendent Expert Advisory Group on the Data the natural environment and conserve re-
Revolution for Sustainable Development”[1] sources for sustainable development. Prior to
established by the Secretary-General of the this role, she served as Special Adviser to Se-
United Nations. He is also chair and member of cretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Post-2015 De-
several boards of Italian and international orga- velopment Planning, where she was instrumen-
nisations. From April 2013 to February 2014 he tal in bringing about the 2030 Agenda for
was Minister of labour and social policies in the Sustainable Development, including the Sustai
Italian governme nable Development Goals.
Lorenzo Licitra Lakshmi Puri
is an Italian singer. Pop music stole him from is the Assistant Secretary-General of the United
the lyrical. Since the age of 16th Lorenzo Li- Nations and Deputy Executive Director of UN
citra studied lyrical music and after acquiring Women, was appointed to this position by Uni-
a deep artistically knowledge thanks to the ted Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon on
various shows he did he saw that lyrical mu- 11 March 2011. Having joined the leadership
sic did not satisfy him so he decided to try team at the inception of UN Women, she has
his change with pop music. Thanks to this, contributed strategically and vitally to building
Lorenzo Licitra is best known for winning the this new and dynamic entity. She is directly re-
eleventh edition of the X Factor Italy in 2017. sponsible for the leadership and management
His debut single, “In The Name of Love”, was of the Bureau for Intergovernmental Support,
released on 8 December 2017. UN System Coordination, and Strategic Partner-
ships, and was the Acting Head of UN Women
from March to August 2013.
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CWMUN MISSION & MAIN THEME
Friday, March 16, 2018 – UN Headquarters Our Global commitment to build the world we deserve
4:30 pm - 6:00 pm • Entrance Procedures - 1st & 45th street - UN Headquarters Associazione Diplomatici created the Change the World Model UN with the aim to convey to young people the
6:30 pm - 9:30 pm • CWMUN Opening Ceremony - General Assembly Hall sense of belonging today’s global society, to bring forth their sense of responsibility towards the issues
that affect our planet, and train them to encourage their concrete commitment as leaders and thinkers
of tomorrow. Through the CWMUN World Program, every year, thousands of students gain awareness about the
Saturday, March 17, 2018 - UN Headquarters most important global issues related to human rights and environment challenges. The CWMUN agenda includes
8:00 am - 9:00 am • Entrance Procedures - 1st & 45th street - UN Headquarters topics as “Cutting energy costs and reduce pollution with waste recovery by recycled energy development”, “Envi-
9:00 am - 12:00 pm • Committee Session I High School ronmentally displaced people and social vulnerability”, “Accessing science as a human right to development” and
9:00 am - 12:30 pm • Committee Session I Middle School “Renewables as a key element of sustainable development”.
9.00 am - 1:00 pm • Committee Session I University Fostering discussion among students and encouraging them to imagine possible solutions to major world issues,
12:00 pm - 1:30 pm • High School lunch break Diplomatici intends to support the achievement of the Ten Principles of the UN Global Compact, with par-
12:30 pm - 2:00 pm • Middle School lunch break ticular reference to:
Principle 1 - Businesses should support and respect the protection of internationally proclaimed human rights;
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm • University lunch break
Principle 8 - Undertake initiatives to promote greater environmental responsibility;
1:30 pm - 7:00 pm • Committee Session II High School Principle 9 - Encourage the development and diffusion of environmentally friendly technologies.
2:00 pm - 7:00 pm • Committee Session II Middle School
2:30 pm - 7:00 pm • Committee Session II University
4.00 pm - 5.00 pm • Faculty Advisor Meeting - United Nations Delegates Lounge About United Nations Global Compact
With over 12,000 corporate participants and other stakeholders from over 145 countries, the United Nations Glo-
Sunday, March 18, 2018 - UN Headquarters bal Compact is the largest voluntary corporate responsibility initiative in the world. It works toward the vision of
8:00 am - 9:00 am • Entrance procedures - 1st & 45th street - UN Headquarters a sustainable and inclusive global economy which delivers lasting benefits to people, communities, and markets.
9:00 am - 12:30 pm • Committee Session III High School “The Global Compact asks companies to embrace universal principles and to partner with the United Nations. It
9:30 am - 12:30 pm • Committee Session III Middle School has grown to become a critical platform for the UN to engage effectively with enlighten global business.”
9.30 am - 1:00 pm • Committee Session III University UN Former Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
10:30 am - 11:30 am • Faculty Advisor Meeting - Faculty Advisor Lounge - CRF
12:00 pm - 1:30 pm • High School lunch break
12:30 pm - 2:00 pm • Middle School lunch break
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm • University lunch break
1:30 pm - 3:45 pm • Committee Session IV High School
1:30 pm - 3:45 pm • Committee Session IV Middle School
2:30 pm - 6:00 pm • Committee Session IV University
4:30 pm - 6:00 pm • CWMUN NYC High School and Middle School Closing Ceremony - General Assembly Hall
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm • CWMUN NYC University Closing Ceremony - General Assembly Hall
9:00 pm - 11:59 pm • High School Delegate Dance ($15 fee) - Lobby Level, Manhattan Ballroom
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TOPICS FOR DEBATE
SECRETERIAT AND STAFF
HIGH SCHOOL
General Assembly 3rd Committee (GA3)
• Fighting racism, xenophobia and racial based intolerance
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
Claudio Corbino
• Combating water scarcity
CEO & Founder
UN Habitat (UN HABITAT) c.corbino@diplomatici.it
• Adapting cities to climate changes and natural disasters
UN Environmental Programme (UNEP) Graduated in Law School. After creating “Associazione Diplomatici” in 2001 and developing MUN
• Threats to the environment posed by criminal activities culture in Italy, in 2012 he decided to found the “Change the World Model United Nations”. For the
UN Office on Drugs & Crimes (UNODC) quality of the speakers and for the number of university and schools attending the conference each
• Combating human trafficking year from all over the world, CWMUN is today recognized as the most influential student forum at the
Security Council Counter Terrorism Commission (SC CTC) United Nations.
• Threats posed by foreign fighters and measures to address this phenomenon
Security Council A (SCHS)
• Threats posed by the proliferation of nuclear weapons Fabio Bonanno
Historical Security Council 1991 (HSC 1991 HS) Chief Financial Officer
• The crisis in Kosovo f.bonanno@diplomatici.it
UNIVERSITY Fabio was part of the first Model UN participation of Associazione Diplomatici. He gradueted in 2001
General Assembly 1st Committee (GA1st) in business school, in 2009 he was appointed as Vice-President of Associazione Diplomatici, and in
• Nuclear proliferation in the Middle East; 2012, was appointed as Chief Financial Officer of the Change the World Model UN.
• Concerns over access to biological weapons by terrorist groups;
• World military resource reallocation to promote sustainable development.
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
• The nuclear situation in DPRK;
Giorgio Serrano
• The safeguard applications in Iran;
Chief Operating Officer
• Nuclear applications in responding to viruses and confining pests
g.serrano@diplomatici.it
UN Women (UN WOMEN)
• Measures to prevent violence against women;
Giorgio has a MA in Economy and worked for 20 years in the Pharmaceutical as Supply Chain Mana-
• The role of women in post-conflict recovery;
ger. Now he is fully involved in Model UN world as Chief Operating Officer of Associazione Diploma-
• Gender equality as one of the proactive approches to Disaster Risk Reduction.
tici and CWMUN.
UN Commission on Narcotic & Drugs (UNCND)
• Drug rehabilitation care plan in developing countries;
• Implementation of the Political Declaration and Plan of Action on International Cooperation to counter
the world drug problem;
• Promoting alternative development to drug crop coltivation. Alessandro Dimaiuta
Security Council (SC) Secretary - General & Executive Director
• The threat to international peace and security posed by the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction; a.dimaiuta@diplomatici.it
• The situation in South Sudan;
• Reforming peace-keeping operations. Alessandro is currently studying economics and business management. As Executive Director of the
Security Council Counter Terrorism Commission (SC CTC UNI) CWMUN, Alessandro leads the delivery and project management of all worldwide CWMUN conferen-
• Addressing the threat of foreign terrorist fighters; ces, as a flagship platform for the knowledge of the United Nations working method. Under Secretary-
• Terrorist financing as a threat to international security; General in 2012 and Secretary-General since 2013 in all CWMUN world Conferences.
• The use of communication technologies by terrorist groups
Historical Security Council 1991 (HSC 1991 UNI)
• The situation in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugolslavia; Sabrina Santonocito
• Actions in response to the invasion of Kuwait; Chief Executive of the Educational Programs
• The situation in Mozambique. s.santonocito@diplomatici.it
MIDDLE SCHOOL Sabrina has a MA in Geology and UNISDR Natural Disasters. She has attended several MUN Confe-
UN Human Rights Council rences as a delegate, volunteer and secretariat member. Coordinator of the CWMUN Network and all
• Extreme poverty and human rights international schools.14 15
PRESIDENTIAL AND ORGANIZING PANEL COMMITTEE ADVISORS
Presidential Panel: High school University
Claudio Corbino • CEO & Founder of CWMUN Committee Committee
Letizia Moratti • CWMUN President Advisor Contact info Advisor Contact info
Salvatore Carrubba • President of the International Board
Marco Tardelli • CWMUN Goodwill Ambassador
General Assembly 3rd General Assembly 1st
Organizing Panel: Keli Almonte Alessandro Dimaiuta
k.almonte@cwmun.org a.dimaiuta@cwmun.org
Fabio Bonanno • Chief Financial Officer of CWMUN
Giorgio Serrano • Chief Operating Officer of CWMUN
Alessandro Dimaiuta • Executive Director of CWMUN & Secretary - General
Anna Alessi • Corporate and reputation strategy
Stefania Paradisi • Director of Studies & External Relations Manager FAO IAEA
Carola De Luca Paolo Iancale
Sabrina Santonocito • Chief Executive of the CWMUN Education Programs c.deluca@cwmun.org p.iancale@cwmun.org
Eugenia Pistone • Executive Assistant to the CEO
Conference Services
Alessandro Pisanu • Head of Conference Services
UN HABITAT UN Women
Muhammad Ali Aamir • Conference Services Sabrina Santonocito Stefania Paradisi
Hamza Tariq • Conference Services s.santonocito@cwmun.org s.paradisi@cwmun.org
Umair Mumtaz • Conference Services
Zaeem Saif • Conference Services
Laiba Farooq • Conference Services
Anoosha Rehman Khan • Conference Services UNODC UN CND
Zaryab Ali Zahid • Conference Services Alessia Pagani Sara Altoubat
Ignazio Tronca • Conference Services a.pagani@cwmun.org s.altoubat@cwmun.org
Dimitri Anna Velonia • Conference Services
Precious Klingo • Conference Services
John Choo • Conference Services
Grissel Lopez Mendoza • Conference Services
Marianne Borjal • Conference Services UNEP UNICEF
Valeria Lonati Lina Rafaat
v.lonati@cwmun.org l.rafaat@cwmun.org
Media and Communication
Fabrizio Paladini • Press and communication
Paolo Iancale • Media Manager
Alessandra La Rocca • Graphic and design
Stefano Pistolini • CWMUN photos & videos
Security Council HS Security Council UNI
Francesca Martinotti • Foreign press conference
Adriana Brusca Arianna Servidio
a.brusca@cwmun.org a.servidio@cwmun.org
Security Council CTC HS Security Council CTC UNI
Security Council 1991 HS Nour Hany
Valeria Corbino n.hany@cwmun.org
v.corbino@cwmun.org
Middle school
HRC Security Council 1991 UNI
Sherif El-Ashiry Adriana Brusca
s.el-ashiry@cwmun.org a.brusca@cwmun.org17 18
LOCATIONS CWMUN Rules of Procedure
HIGH SCHOOL
Motion Formula Purpose Debate Vote
COMMITTEE CONFERENCE ROOM
Roll Call Honorable chair, fellow delega- Record the presence of countries none none
tes country X is present.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY 3rd TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL 1ST - 3RD FLOOR
Opening of “Honorable Chair, fellow delega- Open the speaker’s list; records none none
FAO CONFERENCE ROOM 2 - BASEMENT FLOOR -1 tes, the delegate moves for the countries who request to speak
Speaker’s list opening of the Speaker’s List”.
UN HABITAT CONFERENCE ROOM 3 - BASEMENT FLOOR -1
Set the Spea- “Honorable Chair, fellow delega- Set or change the Speaker’s time none Simply majority
UNODC CONFERENCE ROOM 11 - BASEMENT FLOOR -1 ker’s time
tes, the delegate moves for the limit
opening of the Speaker’s List”.
UNEP CONFERENCE ROOM 12 - BASEMENT FLOOR -1
Setting of the “Honorable Chair, fellow/distin- Defines the order of the topics none Simply majority
SECURITY COUNCIL HS CONFERENCE ROOM D - BASEMENT FLOOR -1 Agenda (only
guished delegates, the delegate under discussion
proposes to set the agenda in
SECURITY COUNCIL CTC HS CONFERENCE ROOM B - BASEMENT FLOOR -1 University the following topical order: 3,
1 and 2. Thank you chair thank
HISTORICAL SECURITY COUNCIL 1991 CONFERENCE ROOM C - BASEMENT FLOOR -1 committees) you delegates.”
Unmoderated “Honorable Chair, fellow/distin- Suspension of the formal session none Simply majority
guished delegates, the delegate during which delegates create
UNIVERSITY Caucus moves for the suspension of coalitions and develop their
the meeting for a period of 30 working papers.
COMMITTEE CONFERENCE ROOM minutes for the purpose of an
Unmoderated Caucus”.
GA1st ECOSOC CHAMBER 1ST - 3RD FLOOR Moderate “Honorable Chair, fellow/ Guided debate on a specific none Simply majority
distinguished delegates, the sub-topic that branches off the
IAEA CONFERENCE ROOM 1 - BASEMENT FLOOR -1 Caucus delegate would like to propose a central topic discussed within the
Moderated Caucus on the topic committee
UN WOMAN CONFERENCE ROOM 6 - BASEMENT FLOOR -1 of international cooperation re-
UN CND CONFERENCE ROOM 7 - BASEMENT FLOOR -1 garding the refugee crisis, for 10
minutes, and 1 minute speaking
UNICEF CONFERENCE ROOM 8 - BASEMENT FLOOR -1 time”
SECURITY COUNCIL CONFERENCE ROOM A - BASEMENT FLOOR -1 Adjournment “Honorable Chair, fellow/distin- Close the working session and none Simply majority
guished delegates, the delegate adjourn the meeting to the next
of the Meeting moves for the adjournment of scheduled session
SECURITY COUNCIL CTC CONFERENCE ROOM 9 - BASEMENT FLOOR -1 the meeting until the next sche-
duled meeting”
SECURITY COUNCIL 1991 CONFERENCE ROOM 10 - BASEMENT FLOOR -1
Closure of “Honorable Chair, fellow/distin- Close the discussion on the topic 2 con 2/3 majority
guished delegates, the dele- and move to immediate vote
Debate) gate moves for the closure of
MIDDLE SCHOOL debate”.
COMMITTEE CONFERENCE ROOM Adjournment “ Honorable Chair, fellow/distin- Closes the discussion upon the 2 con / 2 pro Simply majority
guished delegates, the delegate topic and allows the committee
HRC CONFERENCE ROOM 5 - BASEMENT FLOOR -1 of the Debate moves for the adjournment of to move to the second topic on
(only Univer- debate.” agenda
Opening and Closing Ceremonies Location sity commit-
The Opening and Closing Ceremonies will take place in the General Assembly hall of the United Nations headquar-
ters. In order to assure smooth entrance procedures make sure to arrive in advance and to follow the directions tees)
given by CWMUN Staff and UN Security officers. Due to the high number of participants no place can be reserved
and both front and back rows need to be occupied. Once the parterre will be full the delegations will be guided to
Point of Inqui- Point of inquiry In case of any uncertainty of the none none
rules of procedures
the balcony. ry
Conference Room Locations
Point of Perso- Point of personal privilege In case of any personal need none none
After going through security check procedures make sure to follow the directions given by the CWMUN Staff. All nal Privilege
conference rooms will be located on first basement floor (floor -1) of the UN building in exception to the General
Assembly Plenary committee and World Health Organization committee that will be located in the ECOSOC and
Trusteeship committee rooms on the third floor (floor 3). If you belong to one of these two committees make sure General Rules
to give notice to the staff and follow the directions. Outside each committee you will find the referring signage. - Caucus
The maximum time allowed for each caucus is of 45min. In case students want to extend this time they should move for
Staff Room Location - Conference Room E this motion one more time.
The staff room is located on first basement floor (floor -1) in Conference Room E. In case you need any assistance - Moderate Caucus
please make sure to reach out to any staff member in the staff room. One moderate caucus per day is required.
- Amendments
Faculty Advisor Lounge - Conference Room F Only friendly amendments (all the sponsors of the Draft resolution agree with the amendment) are allowed during
The CWMUN Executive board, is happy to offer Conference Room F (first basement floor -1) to all it’s advisors and
CWMUN.
chaperons a private lounge where to relax or work during the long conference. Delegates are NOT admitted. All
faculty meetings will take place in this room.19 20
IMPORTANT INFO IMPORTANT INFO II
UN Entrance Procedures General Behaviour
1. Our conference is dedicated to provide a harassment-free conference experience for everyone, re-
The CWMUN NYC, in collaboration with the Italian Permanent Mission at the UN, will host more than
gardless of gender, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, or religion (or
2000 students coming from around the world. Please note: in order to enter the UN all delegates and
lack thereof). The CWMUN Board does not tolerate harassment of conference participants in any form.
advisors must wear their badges all time. For security reasons please show your UN Pass before ente-
Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate for any conference venue, including talks, workshops,
ring the UN security screening.
parties, Twitter, Facebook and other online media.
When?: March 16 at 4.30PM (Opening Ceremony) March 17 – 18 at 8.00AM
2. The valuables and possessions of delegates, and the safeguarding thereof, remain the responsibility of
Where?: United Nations Headquarters (1st Ave and 45th St.)
delegates. Neither the United Nations or CWMUN and its Staff shall be held liable for losses arising due to
At what time are we supposed to be at the UN?: All delegations are required to be at the UN one hour
theft or negligence.
in advance than scheduled for security process.
3. Delegates, Faculty and Staff are responsible for any damages they cause to the United Nations or its pro-
perty. Please respect the conference area as well as the United Nations environments, conference rooms
included.
Placards 4. Any student or advisor failing to comply with aforementioned rules or with the general rules of
Delegates will find, for the first committee day, their placards directly in committee in alphabetical order good behaviour may be sanctioned or expelled from the conference without a refund at the discre-
starting from the letter “P”. Each delegation will receive one placard, and will be considered responsible tion of the conference organizer or the United Nations Security Personnel.
for it. In case of loss the delegation will be charged $20 fee to receive a re-printed placard.
Food and beverage
No food or beverage is allowed in any of the conference rooms. Any student found guilty will be fined
Name Badges 50$ in order to cover all the cleaning costs.
Name Badges are mandatory during every committee session. No delegate will be accepted in com-
mittee with out it. For security reasons, in case of loss the delegate will be charged $50 fee to receive a
re-printed name badge.
Non-smoking policy
With the adoption of resolution 63/8 on 3 November 2008, the General Assembly decided to implement
a complete ban on smoking at United Nations Headquarters indoor premises. For this reason no smoking
is allowed within all United Nations Headquarters boundaries. Any student or advisor failing to comply
Lunch Break with the aforementioned rule may be sanctioned or expelled from the conference without a refund
- At the UN Delegates Dining Room at the discretion of the conference organizer or the United Nations Security Personnel.
CWMUN in cooperation with the United Nations, is happy to offer to all participants packed lunches* at
the UN delegates lounge. Please make sure to confirm your participation to your faculty advisor.
A $35 fee per lunch is required.
Dress Code
For boys: a tie and a formal shirt are expected. Jackets are not required but are recommended. Formal
* Vegetarian & gluten free lunchboxes available upon request
pants should be used with the shirt. Jeans and shorts are not appropriate or acceptable. Shoes should be
- At the UN Visitor and Vienna Café
formal and appropriate for the event, sneakers and sandals are not acceptable.
This is the perfect option if you want to grab a quick meal before heading back to your conference room.
For girls: a nice blouse would be appropriate, cleavage should not be visible. A jacket is a good thing to
Remember that no food is allowed in the conference rooms.
make your outfit look better. All girls should wear nice pants or caprice, as long as their length is under the
- Outside the UN
knee.
Only delegates with authorization from their advisor or chaperone are allowed to exit the UN headquar-
ters. Make sure to get back in advance due to time loss during security screening process. Students or
Advisor without UN security badges will not be allowed in. To get a new UN badge to be readmitted CWMUN Informational & Help Desks - Room E - Staff Room
an additional fee of $140 is required (NO EXEPTIONS) 1. Conference help desk: If you need information about conference or you have questions about the
rules of procedure do not hesitate to step by the CWMUN help desk.
2. General info desk: If you need any information regarding any logistic, hotel or touristic aspect do not
Faculty Advisor Meetings hesitate to step by the CWMUN info desk.
One of the plus factors of CWMUN is the number of international students attending the conference. For 3. CWMUN World Program Desk: Are you already planning to attend one of our worldwide conferen-
this reason all faculty advisors are invited to attend these meetings to exchange their opinion on the ces? Do not hesitate to step to the CWMUN World Program desk to make sure you don’t miss our special
conference and to exchange their different educational methods with faculty advisors coming from all offers!
over the world.
Faculty Advisor meetings will be held in the faculty advisor lounge located in Conference Room F on first The Meditation Room, UN Headquarters
floor basement (-1) of the UN Headquarters: The Meditation Room at the United Nations Building in New York, designed by Dag Hammarskjold, con-
- Saturday, March 17, from 4.00pm to 5.00pm; tains backless benches - as he wrote: “for the men who come here will have enough force to support
- Sunday, March 18, from 10.30am to 11.30am; their own backs”.You can also read
