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DAV Public School, Patiala

The school hosted its annual Model United Nations (MUN) conference, a two-day event that gathered enthusiastic student delegates from various schools to engage in debates, diplomacy, and problem-solving. Secretariat of DAVMUN and the Social Science Department hosted seven committees with...

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Updated At : 10:39 AM Nov 11, 2024 IST

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The school hosted its annual Model United Nations (MUN) conference, a two-day event that gathered enthusiastic student delegates from various schools to engage in debates, diplomacy, and problem-solving. Secretariat of DAVMUN and the Social Science Department hosted seven committees with 380 delegates and more than 20 schools from Punjab and Haryana. Throughout the event, students showcased their public speaking, negotiation, and resolution-writing skills, debating real-world issues from diverse perspectives. Awards were presented for outstanding delegate performances.

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