The International Press (IP) in Model United Nations (MUNs) is a vital entity that serves as the communication bridge between the UN and the public. Established in 1948, the IP is composed of news agencies and broadcasters who have the freedom to inform and discuss events happening within the UN. The IP plays a multifaceted role. It serves as an adaptable and meaningful means of communication connecting the world with its residents. It promotes awareness and enlightens the human mind about the reality and authenticity of global events. It also acts as a watchdog, keeping decision-makers in check and holding them accountable for their actions. The IP comprises journalists, photographers, and caricaturists, each playing a unique role. Journalists are responsible for covering the proceedings of the MUN conference, writing articles, conducting interviews, and providing in-depth analysis of the events. They play a crucial role in shaping public opinion and holding power to account. Photographers capture the essence of the conference through their lenses. They document the proceedings, the interactions, and the emotions, that act as a visual narrative complimenting the coverage done by the journalists. Caricaturists, on the other hand, use their artistic skills to create satirical illustrations that provide a humorous and critical perspective on the events. Their work often serves to highlight the absurdities or contradictions in the proceedings, providing a unique form of commentary. The IP is committed to maintaining its impartiality. It adheres to a strict code of ethics that ensures its reporting is unbiased, accurate, and fair. It does not favor any group or individual and strives to provide perspectives from all angles for the given issue impartiality, making it a reliable and trusted source of information. The commitment to impartiality ensures that it serves the public interest without bias or favoritism. 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.