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Third edition of MIS MUN

Welcome to the third edition of MERU INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MODEL UNITED NATIONS where we Determine, Devise and Defend.

Our Core Secretariat, USGs, and the organizing teams have worked hard to bring forward a unique touch to the already established MUN scene.

We, at MISMUN 2026, are here to provide an invigorating experience to all delegates. Whether you are a MUN veteran or a first-time delegate, we promise you an unforgettable experience and can’t wait to see you!

Determine. Devise. Defend.

26th June 2026 to 28 June 2026

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Secretary General

Karthikeya Budha is an accomplished student leader and emerging entrepreneur with a distinguished record in diplomatic simulation and organizational management. As the Founder and Managing Director of Repallio Clothing and Label, he has demonstrated significant aptitude in operational leadership and market strategy. His extensive engagement in international relations is evidenced by his executive roles within the Meru Youth Parliament and a comprehensive portfolio of Secretariat positions across numerous conferences.

Beyond his professional and academic pursuits, Karthikeya maintains a keen interest in complex narrative structures and cinematic world-building. He is particularly engaged with the thematic depth of Breaking Bad and the expansive, serialized storytelling of One Piece. Furthermore, his appreciation for the cultural impact of Indian cinema is reflected in his interest in the work of Prabhas. This multifaceted profile underscores a rare balance of rigorous leadership, entrepreneurial initiative, and a deep-seated appreciation for contemporary media and arts.

Deputy Secretary General

Hello yall, I'm K.V.M.Mohith. I would also be known as "M", for no exact reason, and doing MUNs from past 2 years where I give break just like to my sleep and study routine, well I love hanging out, other than that I love debating, where I would consider to be the loudest for no exact reason, basically been a chill guy with no chill life, and multitasks of future ambitions with many more activities, and if you won't find me at home then we basically I'll be roaming out in hyd, or any theater in Hyderabad. And we will make sure that we will deliver the best experience to you all.

Director General

I’m a curious and driven 11th‑grade student from Hyderabad, deeply passionate about problem‑solving, leadership, and the world of management and consulting. I actively participate in high‑level Model United Nations (MUNs) and student‑led conferences with audiences of over 1,000 participants, where I have developed strong communication, negotiation, and critical‑thinking skills.

My goal is to build a strong foundation in strategy, leadership, and analytical thinking today so I am well‑prepared for top management institutes like IIMs and for a future in consulting.

I’m eager to connect with students, educators, and professionals who share an interest in education, leadership development, and global issues.

Charge d'affaires

Ruwan is an AS level student, who aspires to become an investment banker. He loves to watch the TV show SUITS repeatedly. His passion for global issues led him to bring a part of numerous MUNs, and he almost all the time favours the capitalists.

He is a huge Lewis Hamilton fan, and goes big on Ferrari. Moreover Ruwan is very loyal person, his favourite thing to say is a quote from SUITS, which is "Loyalty is a two-way street, if I am asking it from you, you are getting it from me".

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MUN Opening Ceremony

The grand opening ceremony of Meru International School – Miyapur’s Model United Nations (MISMUN) First Edition, kicked off spectacularly and set the stage for the event. The MUN is spread over 3 days with various agendas of inspiring discussions and diplomatic simulations. The occasion marked not only the beginning of a prestigious conference but also celebrated the vision and dedication of Ms. Meghana Rao Jupally, the founder of Meru School.

The ceremony was graced by esteemed guests, including the Chief Guest, Mr. David Moyer, Public Affairs Officer at the US Consulate, Hyderabad, and Mr. Senthil Kumar, a distinguished Public Engagement Specialist at the US Consulate in Hyderabad. Their presence added an air of importance and credibility to the event, underscoring the significance of the Model United Nations platform in fostering global awareness and diplomacy.

Day - 1

The first day of the Model United Nations (MUN) conference kicked off with a remarkable display of knowledge and enthusiasm among the participating students. Delegates from various schools and universities gathered in the grand assembly hall, representing different countries, ready to debate on pressing global issues.

The opening ceremony set the tone for the event, as guest speakers emphasized the importance of diplomacy, cooperation, and understanding in addressing the world’s challenges. The students were visibly excited, eager to take on the roles of diplomats and tackle the complex issues before them.

Committee sessions began after the ceremony, and the debates were nothing short of engaging and insightful. The students had clearly done their homework, extensively researching their country’s stance on the agenda items. Their well-prepared speeches and thoughtful arguments demonstrated a high level of knowledge on global affairs.

As the day progressed, the delegates debated topics such as climate change and its impact on vulnerable regions, the humanitarian crisis in conflict-ridden areas, and strategies to combat cyber warfare. The discussions were intense, with each delegate offering unique perspectives and innovative solutions. It was evident that the students had a deep understanding of the issues and were genuinely invested in finding practical resolutions.

Day - 2

On the second day of the MUN conference, the students’ exposure to different global issues became more apparent. As committees reconvened, the delegates had the opportunity to collaborate, negotiate, and form alliances to address the complex challenges ahead.

The crisis simulations further tested their knowledge and diplomatic skills. Delegates had to think on their feet, responding to unforeseen developments that required quick thinking and adaptability. It was impressive to witness how well-informed they were on the intricacies of geopolitical events, historical contexts, and their country’s position on various crisis scenarios.

During informal discussions and lunch breaks, the students engaged in stimulating conversations about cultural differences, global economics, and the importance of international cooperation. The diversity of perspectives and the willingness to listen and learn from each other exemplified the spirit of the MUN, fostering an environment of mutual respect and open-mindedness.

Day - 3

As the final day of the MUN conference unfolded, the students’ passion for debate and diplomacy reached its peak. The resolutions crafted by each committee were a testament to their knowledge and exposure to different global issues. Delegates worked tirelessly to negotiate compromises, combining their expertise and creativity to develop comprehensive and feasible solutions.

In the General Assembly session, where the resolutions were presented and debated by all committees, the energy in the room was palpable. The level of articulation and professionalism showcased by the students was commendable. They passionately defended their resolutions while remaining receptive to constructive criticism.

The closing ceremony was a celebration of the students’ hard work and dedication over the past three days. Diplomats, teachers, and parents alike praised the impressive display of knowledge, eloquence, and teamwork. The MUN had not only empowered these students with a deeper understanding of global issues but also instilled in them a sense of responsibility to contribute positively to the world.

In conclusion, these three days of MUN were a shining example of how passionate and knowledgeable students, armed with exposure to different global issues, can come together to debate, negotiate, and collaborate for a better future. The MUN experience not only enhanced their public speaking and research skills but also cultivated their empathy and understanding of the world beyond their immediate surroundings. It was evident that these young delegates were well-prepared to become the global leaders and change-makers of tomorrow.

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