PRESENTS
DWPS MUN 3.O
2025
IN COLLABORATION WITH
July 26 & 27, 2025
invaluable platforms for young, dynamic minds to come together, broaden their
perspectives beyond textbooks, and explore the intricate world of international politics
and policymaking. MUN is one such avenue that enables students to immerse
themselves in diplomacy, critical thinking and global dialogue.
In today's increasingly interconnected world, Model United Nations offers a vital
opportunity to engage with pressing international issues, cultivate empathy and master
the art of negotiation. I take great pride in the fact that our institution contributes to
shaping the next generation of informed, responsible and conscientious global citizens.
The theme of this year's conference, 'One People, One World', has been purposefully
chosen to inspire dialogue on bridging the ever-widening gap between those who live in
privilege and those who face poverty and hardship. Through this theme, we encourage
students to bring forth innovative ideas and actionable solutions, aimed at creating a
more equitable, peaceful, and sustainable world.
We live in a time when humanity is being challenged by terrorism, war, corruption,
environmental degradation, the misuse of media and the growing influence of
misinformation. It is the maturity, vision and determination of young minds that will
drive the transformation required to lay the foundation of a 'Viksit Bharat by 2047'.
Model United Nations is not merely an academic activity — it is a pathway to becoming
proactive, aware and responsible global citizens. It nurtures leadership, confidence,
diplomatic acumen and the courage to raise one's voice for the greater good — values
that are truly the need of the hour.
Once again, I extend a warm welcome to all participants and look forward to your
enthusiastic presence at DWPS MUN 2025, to be held on the 26th and 27th of July at
DWPS Ajmer.
With warm regards,
Bhanu Pratap Pant
Principal DWPS, Ajmer
LOK SABHA
UNHRC
UNHCR
UNSC
AIPPM
DWPS MUN AJMER 3.0
It gives me immense pleasure to welcome you all to the
third edition of DWPS MUN, being hosted by Delhi World
Public School, Ajmer.
At DWPS Ajmer, we firmly believe that intellectual and literary pursuits provide
Year 2025 marks the beginning of Chapter 3.0 for DWPS, Ajmer MUN.
As the conference steps into its third year, it brings with it seasoned
insights and broader perspectives. This year, we focus on exploring global
issues that demand our attention, guiding young leaders to think critically
and act as sensitized global citizens.
Since its inception, DWPS students have played a pivotal role in shaping the school's
growth. Our students are actively engaged in self-development across social skills,
academic excellence, sports, and overall personal growth. Their contributions as
active citizens have strengthened our school community.
It is with great pride that DWPS MUN Chapter 3.0 announces its theme: 'One People,
One Planet'.
The spirit of oneness is essential for the survival of our planet. Addressing global
challenges in isolation is no longer sufficient. The time has come for us to unite as
'One People'—supporting the existence of every living organism and fostering a
sustainable future.
This chapter invites students to think creatively, act with sensitivity, negotiate
sustainably, and emerge as conscious leaders who will carry these values
forward—not just within the MUN, but as global citizens prepared to make a
difference.
ABOUT OUR ADVISORS:
The Dais envisions empowering and building leadership with children and youth
towards community development.
The Dais has been working with Civil Society, International agencies, government
bodies and think tanks, educational institutions and youth, besides industry and
academia towards the achievement of sustainable development goals and a better
life for all, with focus on SDG 4: Quality Education, SDG 5: Gender Equality, Climate
Action: SDG 13, SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions.
The Dais through various initiatives and projects has reached more half a million
people across sixty cities in twenty nations since December 20 14.
The Dais team has been awarded Global Green Schools Award 2017, New York City,
USA, 13th National Women Excellence Award 2020, Delhi, India & Karmaveer Chakra
Award 2018, Delhi, India.
LOK SABHA
UNHRC
UNHCR
UNSC
AIPPM
DWPS MUN AJMER 3.0
ABOUT
DWPS MUN 2025
Distinguished Delegates,
It is with great honour that we inaugurate the third edition
of the Delhi World Public School, Ajmer Model United
Nations, a forum dedicated to our shared humanity and
future, under the noble theme: "One People, One Planet". We readily acknowledge
the profound and multifaceted global challenges that call forth our most
compassionate and concerted efforts. These complex issues, impacting the lives and
well-being of individuals across the globe, urgently necessitate our collective and
thoughtful engagement in the pursuit of enduring and humane solutions.
Our theme, "One People, One Planet," serves as a poignant and powerful reminder of
the fundamental unity that binds all of humankind and our shared, indivisible
responsibility for the delicate stewardship of this precious Earth, our common home.
These challenges require not merely our intellectual rigor and analytical prowess, but
also a profound understanding of their human cost and a genuine commitment to
alleviating suffering and fostering universal well-being. Inspired by the visionary
assertion of Alan Kay, "The best way to predict the future is to create it," DWPSMUN
3.0 offers a uniquely distinguished and invaluable platform for our esteemed
delegates – the emerging leaders and compassionate thinkers poised to shape the
course of tomorrow.
Over the course of this significant assembly, we shall engage in substantive and
illuminating discussions on a wide spectrum of crucial topics demanding our
immediate attention and considered action. Let us cultivate an environment
characterized by genuine mutual respect, open-mindedness, and constructive
dialogue, inspiring meaningful and impactful actions that will contribute to the
creation of a brighter, more equitable, and sustainable future the principles of human
dignity and compassion guide our way. We eagerly anticipate a transformative and
profoundly successful conference that leaves an enduring legacy of positive change.
Thank you.
Krishna Bhattar
Secretary General
LOK SABHA
UNHRC
UNHCR
UNSC
AIPPM
DWPS MUN AJMER 3.0
LETTER BY
SECRETARY GENERAL
Distinguished Delegates,
The legacy continues with the same theme of “One
People, One Planet” - a powerful theme that reminds us
that despite our differences, we share one home and one collective destiny.
DWPSMUN 2025 invites you to explore this truth, not just through debate and
diplomacy, but through reflection, collaboration, and action.
This conference is more than a simulation it is a space for questioning the status
quo, for asking: What kind of world do we want to inherit? How can we move from
conversation to impact? And what responsibilities do we, as global citizens, hold
in shaping that future?
I urge each of you to approach this experience with courage and curiosity. Speak
your truth with conviction, but listen with humility. Engage not merely to win
arguments, but to understand perspectives, challenge assumptions, and discover
common ground, as to win and lose is part and parcel of learning.
As the Director General of DWPSMUN 2025, it is my honor to welcome our
passionate delegates, experienced Executive Board members, and tireless
organizers. Your energy and commitment are the heartbeat of this conference. I
am confident that over these days, we will witness the emergence of ideas that
can inspire real-world change and the rise of leaders who dare to reimagine what
is possible.
Let us make this conference not only an academic exercise but a transformative
journey.
Meghna Kothari
Director General
LOK SABHA
UNHRC
UNHCR
UNSC
AIPPM
DWPS MUN AJMER 3.0
LETTER BY
DIRECTOR GENERAL
UNITED NATIONS SECURITY
COUNCIL (Double Delegation)
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is the primary organ
responsible for maintaining international peace and security. As a
double delegation committee, each country will be represented by
two delegates, fostering deeper collaboration and strategy-building.
The UNSC plays a crucial role in addressing conflicts, authorizing
peacekeeping operations, imposing sanctions, and promoting
diplomatic resolutions. With five permanent members and ten nonpermanent members, negotiations in this high-stakes committee
require political acumen, crisis management, and diplomatic tact.
Agenda:
Promotion of Peace, Justice, and Stability in Africa
Africa has been at the center of global peace and security concerns
due to ongoing conflicts, terrorism, political instability, and human
rights violations. The UNSC must explore solutions that uphold
justice, strengthen governance, and prevent further crises.
Discussions will focus on peacekeeping operations, regional
partnerships, economic interventions, and conflict resolution
mechanisms. Delegates must balance international cooperation with
respect for sovereignty to foster lasting peace and sustainable
development in Africa.
LOK SABHA
UNHRC
UNHCR
UNSC
AIPPM
DWPS MUN AJMER 3.0
UNSC
The United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) is mandated to protect
and support refugees, asylum seekers, and stateless persons. With
millions displaced worldwide due to conflict, persecution, and
environmental disasters, the UNHCR works to ensure their rights,
safety, and access to humanitarian aid. Delegates will explore policies
for refugee protection, durable solutions, and international
cooperation while balancing humanitarian obligations and national
interests.
Agenda:
Deliberation on the Future of Palestinian Refugees
The Palestinian refugee crisis remains one of the longest-standing
humanitarian challenges. Millions of refugees, scattered across the
Middle East, continue to face statelessness, restricted rights, and
uncertain futures. Delegates will examine solutions including
repatriation, resettlement, and international legal protections while
navigating complex geopolitical tensions. The discussion will require
balancing the rights of refugees with the political realities of host
nations and ongoing regional conflicts.
LOK SABHA
UNHRC
UNHCR
UNSC
AIPPM
DWPS MUN AJMER 3.0
UNITED NATIONS REFUGEE AGENCY (UNHCR)
The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is responsible for
promoting and protecting human rights worldwide. It addresses
issues ranging from political oppression to technological challenges
affecting fundamental freedoms. Delegates will evaluate global
policies, recommend legal frameworks, and propose strategies to
uphold human rights in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Agenda:
Protection of Human Rights in the Age of AI and
Autonomous Weapon Systems
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and autonomous weapons are reshaping
modern warfare and governance, raising serious human rights
concerns. From algorithmic biases to lethal autonomous drones,
these technologies pose ethical, legal, and humanitarian challenges.
Delegates must analyze AI's impact on privacy, security, and armed
conflict while proposing regulations to ensure human rights
protection. The debate will revolve around international treaties,
ethical AI governance, and safeguards against human rights abuses.
LOK SABHA
UNHRC
UNHCR
UNSC
AIPPM
DWPS MUN
DWPS
AJMER
MUN 3.0
3.0
UNITED NATIONS
HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL (UNHRC)
LOK SABHA
The Lok Sabha, or House of the People, is the lower house of India's
Parliament, where key legislative decisions are debated and enacted.
As representatives of various political parties, delegates will engage
in discussions on national policies, economic strategies, and
governance challenges. The session will mirror real-world
parliamentary proceedings, requiring participants to articulate
arguments, negotiate alliances, and propose actionable solutions.
Agenda:
Tackling the Rising Economic Challenges in the Country:
Threats and Opportunities
India faces a dynamic economic landscape shaped by global
uncertainties, inflation, unemployment, and shifting trade policies. At
the same time, opportunities in digital innovation, green energy, and
entrepreneurship offer pathways for growth. Delegates will debate
policies on taxation, employment generation, foreign investment,
and financial inclusion. The discussion will focus on ensuring
sustainable economic development while addressing immediate
financial concerns affecting millions of citizens.
LOK SABHA
UNHRC
UNHCR
UNSC
AIPPM
DWPS MUN AJMER 3.0
LOK SABHA
All India Political Parties Meet (Grade 7-8)
The All India Political Parties Meet (AIPPM) is an informal but
influential platform where leaders from various political parties
debate and negotiate national policies. It fosters consensus-building
across party lines on pressing issues affecting the nation. In this
simulation, young delegates will represent prominent political
figures, express party ideologies, and engage in negotiations to find
common ground on a significant legislative matter.
Agenda:
Implementation of Uniform Civil Code in India
The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) seeks to replace religious personal laws
with a common legal framework for marriage, divorce, inheritance,
and adoption in India. A topic of national debate, the UCC raises
questions about secularism, cultural identity, and legal uniformity.
Delegates will discuss its potential benefits, such as gender equality
and legal clarity, while addressing concerns from different religious
and social groups. The session will require critical thinking and
diplomatic negotiations to balance diverse perspectives.
LOK SABHA
UNHRC
UNHCR
UNSC
AIPPM
DWPS MUN AJMER 3.0
AIPPM
DWPS MUN AJMER 3.0
STUDENT HEADS
LOK SABHA
UNHRC
UNHCR
UNSC
AIPPM
SCHEDULE
DAY 1 TIME
EVENT
08:00 AM - 09:30 AM
REGISTRATION
09:30 AM - 10:30 AM
OPENING CEREMONY
AMPHITHEATRE
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM
REFRESHMENT / TEA
SCHOOL MESS
11:00 AM - 01:00 PM
COMMITTEE SESSION 1
RESPECTIVE COMMITTEE
VENUE
01:00 PM - 01:45 PM
LUNCH
SCHOOL MESS
01:45 PM - 03:45 PM
COMMITTEE SESSION 2
RESPECTIVE COMMITTEE
VENUE
03.45 PM - 04:15 PM
REFRESHMENT / TEA
SCHOOL MESS
04:15 PM - 06:15 PM
COMMITTEE SESSION 3
RESPECTIVE COMMITTEE
VENUE
AMPHITHEATRE
THE YUSHOKU
(DELEGATE DINNER)
FOOTBALL GROUND
DEPARTURE
MAIN PORCH
TIME
EVENT
VENUE
08:30 AM - 10:30 AM
COMMITTEE SESSION 4
RESPECTIVE COMMITTEE
VENUE
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM
REFRESHMENT / TEA
SCHOOL MESS
11:00 AM - 01:30 PM
COMMITTEE SESSION 5
RESPECTIVE COMMITTEE
VENUE
01:30 AM - 02:30 PM
LUNCH
SCHOOL MESS
02:30 PM - 04:00 PM
CLOSING CEREMONY
AMPHITHEATRE
DEPARTURE
MAIN PORCH
07:00 PM - 09:00 PM
09:00 PM
DWPS MUN AJMER 3.0
06:15 PM - 06:45 PM CONFERENCE PHOTOGRAPH
VENUE
DAY 2 -
04:00 PM
LOK SABHA
UNHRC
UNHCR
UNSC
AIPPM
APPLICATION CRITERIA & PROCESS
DWPS MUN’25 IS OPEN TO STUDENTS WHO ARE:
DWPS MUN AJMER 3.0
The Delegates for AIPPM Committee shall be from Grade 7 & 8.
The Delegates for other Committees shall be from Grade 9 to 12.
The event is scheduled from 26th & 27th of July.
The Conference Handbook containing the rules of procedure
will be provided at the time of registration.
Students interested may apply for online registration from their
school via link :
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1vuuXwEmmghnatsNaE8kmF8MMjGR16ICfoN1OW8Tj8iI/edit
DRESS CODE
July 26, 2025 :
Western & Indian Formals (No sports Shoes) Carry one extra
dress for THE YUSHOKU (Delegate Dinner)
July 27, 2025 :
Western Formals
GLIMPSES OF DWPS MUN 2024
LOK SABHA
UNHRC
UNHCR
UNSC
AIPPM
DWPS MUN AJMER 3.0
MUN Coordinator
Mr. Nitesh Singh
9099088848
Landline: 0145 2975000/001
nitesh@dwpsajmer.com
Secretary General
Krishna Bhattar
7014947430
munaj@dwpsajmer.com
Group Photo MUN 2024
LOK SABHA
UNHRC
UNHCR
UNSC
AIPPM