SECURITY COUNCIL

 

Cristina castro Pretelt

Dear Esteemed Delegates, Sponsors, and Guests,

“Peace is not merely a distant goal that we seek, but a means by which we arrive at that goal.”

– Martin Luther King, Jr.

With great pride and enthusiasm, I extend a warm welcome to each of you to the twenty-third edition of BIMUN, where I have the distinct privilege of serving as the President of the Security Council alongside my co-president, Rosa Barrios.

My own journey in this committee began at the age of 12, filled with nerves, in what seemed like a completely new experience. However, through perseverance and an open mind, I embraced it and discovered a profound passion for MUNs, particularly within the Security Council, which I have been a part of non-stop since that day. Participating in MUN ignited a passion within me, leading me to develop many of the skills I am proud to possess today, and it is more than an honor for me to be your guide in your own journey, one that I am confident will lead you to great achievements if approached with responsibility.

In a changing world, we hold the responsibility to shape the future, to navigate challenges and pave the way for progress, and whether you are aware or not, here you are fostering those abilities that will make you the voice of change in a future where only we, the youth, have the power to speak up. As we convene to address pressing global issues in this committee whose function is to work towards maintaining international peace and security, address conflicts and prevent acts of aggression to safeguard the well-being of nations worldwide, let’s remember the profound impact our actions can have on society, and let’s work together to find solutions to the challenges we face today.Each of you, whether delegate, sponsor, or reader, plays a crucial role in shaping the future of our world. I invite each of you to approach this experience with willingness to collaborate. 

As your president this year, I expect your full commitment and compromise to fulfill your duties as delegates. During this journey, my co-president and I are committed to providing support and guidance throughout the proceedings to make your experience within the model as pleasant as possible. For any information or questions you may have, do not hesitate to contact me.

Cristina Castro Pretelt
Security Council President

rosa barrios Daza

Dear faculty advisors, sponsors, delegates, ladies and gentlemen:

“True peace is not merely the absence of tension; it is the presence of justice.”

        – Martin Luther King Jr.

I’m grateful to welcome to you all to the 23rd Model United Nations of the Fundación Colegio Bilingüe de Valledupar, BIMUN.

Participating in Model United Nations is a beneficial activity for those who choose to belong to it, as it actively contributes to the betterment of the world by providing a broad view of its challenges and issues to current generations. Interest in an issue, depending on what it is, can become the beginning of change.

Me, who have had the benefit of being on many committees, can say that each committee topic has given me a clearer picture of what awaits us if we do not make the right decisions, as it has given me a deep insight into my own capabilities, instilled self-confidence and fostered a strong commitment to achieve my goals through discipline and dedication.

I thank God for this wonderful opportunity. BIMUN is indeed an incredible model that everyone should have the opportunity to experience. 

Without a doubt, this year’s Security Council promises to be an exceptional committee. Rest assured that we are fully committed to providing you with unwavering assistance and support throughout this memorable journey.

Rosa Barrios Daza
Security Council President

Topics

 

Ensuring Stability and Security in the Indo-Pacific by managing the Military and Economic Engagement of Global Powers in the Region.

 

 

Evaluating Possible International Military Involvement in the Palestine-Israel Conflict as a Breaking Point for the maintenance of Global Security and Stability.

 

 

Open agenda

 

 

The Security Council

The United Nations Security Council was created to maintain global peace and security, meaning that when a threat to the international community is brought, the recommendation is to reach a conjoint agreement on peaceful terms.