Three-day global conference concludes at Satluj Public School
Panchkula, Aug. 4 -- Satluj Public School, Sector 4 proudly concluded the SPSMUN 3.0, a three-day Model United Nations Conference (July 28 - 30) that brought together over 1,000 participants.
This year's conference featured nine dynamic committees-United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW), United Nations Security Council (UNSC), United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), World Health Organization (WHO), All India Political Parties Meet (AIPPM), International Press Corps (IPC), Indian Premier League (IPL) and The Fame Files.
The conference was led by an exceptional secretariat comprising secretary-general Asmi Khiwani, president Sanket, deputy secretary-general Ayushi, director-general Navya, chief of staff Sagar, convener Arshiya and SPSMUN coordinator Rupan Khanna Gosain.
The event commenced with a magnificent opening ceremony consisting of a sufi performance followed by a kathak fusion presentation.
Across three intellectually stimulating days, committee rooms echoed with impactful speeches, strategic negotiations, moderated and unmoderated caucuses, policy drafting and meaningful discussions. The final day, celebrated in elegant Indian traditional attire, concluded with an emotional closing ceremony featuring an electrifying live band performance, recognition of outstanding delegates and appreciation of the secretariat, executive board members, coordinators and the organising committee for their unwavering commitment and exemplary service.
Satluj Group of Schools managing director Reekrit Serai extended his heartfelt congratulations and appreciation to every delegate.
SPSMUN 3.0 reaffirmed that diplomacy is far more than debate-it is the art of listening, understanding, leading and building bridges across perspectives.
Although the conference has concluded, the friendships forged, lessons learnt and values embraced over these three remarkable days will continue to inspire every participant for years to come....
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