Letter From The President

Dear Delegates,

It is with great honor and pleasure that we warmly welcome you to the 22st Model of United Nations Conference at Altamira International School. On this occasion, we have the privilege of addressing you as presidents of the committee: United Nations Security Council. We are delighted to know that this year we will have an exceptional group of delegates who, with their innovative ideas, will be the leaders of the future. We hope that your experience over the next three days will be nothing but rewarding, and we look forward to you gaining valuable experiences and memories.

We have created this guide to provide you with all the tools and resources you need to have an outstanding experience. In it, you will find useful information that will help you analyze and delve deeper into the issues addressed. However, it is imperative that you do your own research on the position of your country and all those involved in the conflict.

We are certain that the committee will be enriched by your contributions, which will make this a memorable experience. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. We look forward to meeting you and seeing all that you will achieve within the committee.

Sincerely,

Andrea Gutierrez

Dais, Security Council AISMUN XXII

agutierreza@altamira.edu.co 

Andrea Gutierrez


President: Andrea Gutierrez

Topic A: Foreign Interference in National Elections: A Threat to International Security.

Topic B: Analyzing how the crisis of violence and displacement in Haiti has intensified border tensions and national and international security challenges on the island of Hispaniola, affecting regional stability between Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

Language: English


Topic A: Foreign Interference in National Elections: A Threat to International Security.

Topic B: Analyzing how the crisis of violence and displacement in Haiti has intensified border tensions and national and international security challenges on the island of Hispaniola, affecting regional stability between Haiti and the Dominican Republic.