ASD Students Show Commitment to Growing as Future Leaders in Dhahran MUN Conference

The Dhahran Model United Nations club at ASD recently had the honor of hosting more than 80 students from both ASD and BSD for the MiniMUN conference. During the event, delegates participated in intense debates across four diverse topics, tackling critical global issues such as territorial disputes and human rights.

The conference provided a dynamic environment for students to refine their research, public speaking and diplomatic skills, while also offering an opportunity to connect with like-minded peers passionate about global affairs. Throughout the day, the delegates showcased their dedication to understanding complex international challenges and working toward meaningful solutions.

Four students were recognized for their exceptional performances, earning the title of Best Delegate in their respective committees. Their contributions stood out for their depth of knowledge, leadership and the ability to drive thoughtful discussions.

It was inspiring to witness the enthusiasm and passion that filled the room during the debates, a true reflection of the students' commitment to learning and growing as future leaders. Congratulations to all the participants for their hard work and achievements. The success of this MiniMUN conference marks an exciting chapter for the Dhahran MUN club, and we look forward to future opportunities to engage in global dialogue.