Posted On: 10 March, 2025

WIth 450 students from 20 schools participated, the event was both a challenging and unforgettable journey! Our students stepped into the roles of young diplomats, engaging in debates on global issues such as poverty, healthcare, education, gender equality, clean water, renewable energy, environmental policies, and peace. Beyond presenting arguments, TNISers also negotiated with delegates from other schools to find common solutions, sharpening their leadership, public speaking, and critical thinking skills.


Congratulations to our TNIS delegates for completing the conference with excellence! Through MUN 2025, they not only learned from international peers but also confidently showcased their abilities on the diplomatic stage. This experience will surely inspire them to go even further on their academic and personal growth journey!


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