KUSUNTI, Lalitpur — Machhapuchchhre IB World School has officially inaugurated the three-day Machhapuchchhre Model United Nations (MMUN) conference, providing students with a dynamic platform to engage in diplomacy, critical thinking, and global governance. Held under the motto “Debate • Discuss • Deliver a Better Tomorrow,” the conference aims to empower young minds to explore global challenges and develop leadership skills.

The inaugural ceremony commenced with Dr. Binod Prasad Yadav, CEO and Chairman of Machhapuchchhre IB World School, inaugurating the event by watering a sacred Tulsi plant. Supriya Khadka, Chief Advisor of MMUN, highlighted the importance of youth-led assemblies in shaping future leaders and fostering international-mindedness. Similarly, Shreegya Maharjan, Secretary-General of MMUN, expressed enthusiasm for the intellectual debates and consensus-building activities planned throughout the conference. The opening ceremony was hosted by Sarbagya Maharjan.
During the three-day conference, participating delegates will discuss and debate global issues through various committees and forums, including the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), United Nations Security Council (UNSC), World Health Organization (WHO), National Crisis/Specialized Committee (NMSC), International Press (IP), and UN Women (UNW).
The conference will feature intensive committee sessions, resolution drafting, and diplomatic negotiations, encouraging students to explore solutions to pressing global challenges. Through these activities, participants are expected to strengthen their leadership, communication, critical thinking, and negotiation skills while developing a deeper understanding of international affairs and global cooperation.
The three-day MMUN conference is designed to inspire students to become responsible global citizens and positive change-makers, equipped to contribute meaningfully to a better tomorrow.
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