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EWUMUNC's MUN'rise 2026 Ends With Awards for Top Delegates

EWUMUNC recognized 14 delegates from the UNHRC and DISEC committees at the close of MUN'rise 2026.

The EWU Express Desk2 min16

The East West University Model United Nations Club (EWUMUNC) organized MUN'rise 2026 on October 2, 2026, with 100 delegates taking part. The conference ran two committees, the Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) and the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), where delegates debated, negotiated, and worked through global issues together.

The conference gave students a chance to build their communication, leadership, negotiation, and critical thinking skills, along with a deeper understanding of international affairs. At the close, the organizers recognized delegates who stood out for diplomacy, confidence, strategic thinking, and commitment.

UNHRC (United Nations Human Rights Council)

Special Mentions, in no particular order:

  • Totshin Intiha (China)

  • Purnata Talukder (Lebanon)

  • Sadia Islam Mahi (Singapore)

Verbal Mentions:

  • Nafisa Tahsin (Bangladesh)

  • Muhammad Ibrahim Bin Bari (United Kingdom)

  • Maliha Mahmood (Turkey)

DISEC (Disarmament and International Security Committee)

Outstanding Delegate: Shirajul Islam (Russia)

Special Mentions:

  • Sara Tasfia (United Kingdom)

  • Sheikh Fazlur Rahman (United States of America)

  • Somon Karim Siamon (China)

Honourable Mentions, in no particular order:

  • Mohammed Mushfiqul Alam Bhuiyan (Argentina)

  • Adiba Anjum Susan (Yemen)

  • Wasemah Binta Amran (Syria)

  • Md. Ruhul Amin (Qatar)

In their closing message, the organizers thanked every delegate who raised a placard, took the floor, and represented a country, saying each journey mattered as much as the awards. They called the conference a day of speeches, negotiations, and common ground, and said it was only the beginning.

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