Thailand National MUN
9-12 January 2023 at UNCC, Bangkok, Thailand
Conference
Thammasat University Model United Nations (TUMUN) was the first university-level conference simulation of the United Nations in Thailand. It was first held by the student management team of the TUMUN club in 2015. They aimed to provide opportunities for youths at both international and national level. The conference brings the like-minded together, those who are passionate about international disputes; those who seek to better the world; those who are aspired to solve the problems; and those who wish to be a part of a change bigger than themselves. This conference will enable students to self-development as their academics will be challenged and their social skills are contested. Consequently, the TUMUN teams have been very active in order to ensure such an opportunity for four succeeding years
In the past four years, TUMUN conference welcomed about 80-100 participants from both high school and university levels. Delegates and observers were from diverse backgrounds ranging from students in the Thai educational system to students for foreign countries such as the Philippines, Indonesia, Myanmar, Singapore, Vietnam, Japan, Bangladesh, and Poland.
To raise awareness about Thai MUN in an international level, TUMUN has partnered up with many MUN Conferences in the past such as Singapore Model United Nations (SMUN) from the National University of Singapore; the University go Gadjah Mada Model of the United Nations Community (UGMMUN Community) from the University of Gadjah Made in Indonesia; The Dasmariñas Model United Nations (DMUN) from the De La Salle University - Dasmariñas, respectively. The partner MUN will facilitate a committee in the TUMUN Conference as well as an exchange of delegates.
Therefore, the seventh TUMUN Conference which will be held from 20th November to 15th December 2021 clearly continues the success of its predecessors and reinforces its role as a leading channel for youths to creatively and critically become the world leaders who successfully solve the unsolvable global issues.
