Revision 10485: Aitchison College bags eight awards at Harvard MUN

Aitchison College bags eight awards at Harvard MUN The conference took place on March 17-19. It was attended by around 1,500 delegates from 15 countries Our Correspondent April 12, 2016 Less than a minute read PHOTO: AITCHISON LAHORE: An Aitchison College Lahore team bagged the best small delegation, six best delegate and two outstanding diplomacy awards at a Model United Nations conference arranged by Harvard University in China, says a press statement. It says that the team won more awards than any other team participating in the conference. Some of the committees where the team won were the United Nations Security Council, the Commission on the Status of Women, the Social Cultural and Humanitarian Committee, the Legal Committee and the Disarmament and International Security Committee. The conference took place on March 17-19. It was attended by around 1,500 delegates from 15 countries. The participating members included Mohammad Ali Ajmair, Nafeel Irfan, Ahmad Iqbal, Hubaib Haider, Muhammad Ahmed Saeed, Muhammad Haseeb Ul Hassan, Muhammad Ibrahim Kazi and Saad Ahsan. Before attending the Harvard MUN in China, the Aitchison College team had won best delegation and outstanding delegation awards at MUN conferences held at the LUMS, Headstart, City School and the Lahore Grammar School. Published in The Express Tribune, April 13th, 2016. COMMENTS Replying to X Comments are moderated and generally will be posted if they are on-topic and not abusive. For more information, please see our Comments FAQ LATEST Five terrorists killed, two wounded in North Waziristan operation: security sources UN chief arrives in Pakistan for three-day visit Ahsan Bhoon's degrees are valid Bag ban blitz sparks traders' fury Students going abroad exempted from MDCAT Election Commission ready for Punjab LG polls MOST READ National Savings plans closure of 111 centres Three commanders among eight terrorists killed in DI Khan operation: security sources 4 trains to be outsourced this month Three remaining Pakistani crew members of MT Honour 25 to arrive in Karachi on Oct 7: FO Naqvi blames K-P CM for talks ‘collapse’, warns Afridi will ‘be responsible’ if anyone dies during march ‘Absolutely not’: CM Afridi rejects ‘closed-room’ decisions on military operations in K-P OPINION Justice beyond the conventional contours Broadcasting ideas A teachers' day close to retirement Autumn of 1971: what US archive reveals about stranded Pakistanis From friendly to 'delusional' Minorities: from the Constitution to sanitation work

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