United Nations Economic and Social Council (UNECOSOC)

In the unfolding chapters of global collaboration, the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) takes center stage, resonating with the universal language of compassion. Today, our collective gaze is fixed on an imperative agenda—responding to the emergency needs of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in conflict areas. This agenda is not a distant call; it is an urgent whisper that beckons us to unite in the face of human suffering. In the urgency of this agenda lies a plea from those navigating the harsh terrain of conflict—the IDPs. Their stories are not statistics; they are testimonies of resilience in the face of adversity. As we convene within the corridors of ECOSOC, let our decisions reflect not just strategic acumen but a heartfelt acknowledgment of the human toll exacted by conflict. This is more than a diplomatic discourse; it is a critical opportunity to extend a lifeline to those in dire need. Our discussions within ECOSOC echo the aspirations of the displaced, transcending the realm of policy into the compassionate cores of every participant. Each decision made is not merely an administrative task but a note in a melody of solidarity—a melody that harmonizes with the hopes of IDPs for relief, security, and the promise of a better tomorrow. As we embark on this compassionate journey, may our actions within ECOSOC affirm our collective commitment to a world where the emergency needs of IDPs are met with swift, compassionate responses. In the quietude of our deliberations, let the echoes of our shared empathy be the resounding force that uplifts those who, amidst conflict chaos, yearn for the restoration of their lives. Come and join us for an incredible and thrilling experience at AMIMUN'24! The dates of the conferences are 19th, 20th and 21st January, 2024.

Agenda

Responding to the emergency needs of IDPs in conflict areas

Background Guide

Satrajit Sahni

President

Satrajit Sahani is an MBA grad, published poet and a sports enthusiast. His first brush with MUNs was a decade back in Delhi and he hasn't looked back since. He lives and breathes world politics and literature in equal measures. He has a sincere appreciation towards the finer arts and when he is not working, he can be found either writing something or traveling around the country. He lives by a simple rule, be a go-getter, if you want something go and get it, anything less is an excuse.

Radha Krishan Gaur

Vice-President

Radha is a Masters in Pharmaceutical Science (DRA) student from Amity University. He has been active participant of Model United Nation Confrences and Youth Parliament since his school days. He has won many prizes and chaired various MUN as well. He has a creative personality and believe in getting the best outputs with gems of Music and Medicine. His biggest achievement includes working with great and successful debaters across circuit. He prefer his committee to be more learning & seeking, focus oriented then being Competitive. He has done Confrences in North , East and Western region of India.

Meet Goel

Substantive Director

Meet is a second-year student of BA(H) Economics in University of Delhi and is currently pursuing Actuarial Sciences from the Institutes and Faculty of Actuaries, United Kingdom. He has been in the circuit for over 6 years and likes to indulge into deliberations over international relations.