Prospectus Guide & Logistics
Schedule
Day 1 (January 28)
8:30-10:30 Check-In
10:30-11:50 Opening Ceremony
11:50-12:30 Lunch
12:30-14:00 MUN 101 Session
14:00-17:30 Session I
17:30-18:30 Dinner
18:30-21:30 Session II
22:00-23:00 Extended Session (Optional)
Day 2 (January 29)
7:30-8:30 Breakfast
8:30-11:30 Session III
11:30-12:30 Lunch
12:30-17:30 Session IV
17:30-20:30 Gala Dinner and Culture Night
21:00-22:00 Extended Session (Optional)
Day 3 (January 30)
7:30-8:30 Breakfast
8:30-11:30 Session V
11:30-12:30 Lunch
12:30-13:30 Delegate Workshops
13:30-14:30 Committee Farewell
14:30-16:00 Closing Ceremony
16:00 Farewell and Shuttle Transfers
&RS Korea Tour for International Delegates
Additional Information for International Delegates
Arrivals (January 27)
Afternoon : Round Square Korea Adventure Tours Available
(tour delegates should expect to arrive by 12 PM or sooner)
16:00-24:00 International Delegates: Shuttle Transfers and Check-In
21:00-22:00 Airport Transfers
ICN Int’l Airport -> CSIAMUN Venue
(delegates should expect to arrive by 9 PM or sooner)
Day 3 (January 30)
16:00~17:00 Airport Transfers to ICN Int’l Airport
17:30-18:30 Dinner (for RS tour schools)
Evening: Round Square Korea Adventure Tours Available
Departures (January 31)
Airport Transfers
7:30-8:30 Breakfast
Arrivals
Schools should arrive on the 4th or 5th. For those taking flights arriving in the AM of February 4th, we have partnered with the RS committee in our school to provide optional Korea Adventure Tours. (Details TBA)
For schools arranging their own transportation, please plan on arriving at the venue at 10:00 on February 7th at the latest. The opening ceremony will start at 10:30.
Departure
Schools may depart after the closing ceremony at 15:30 on Day 3. Airport transfers will be available on the 9th and 10th.
For schools departing on the 8th, dinner, lodging, and breakfast will be provided at extra price. We also offer optional tours of ancient palaces and Seoul for the evening. (Check RS Korean Tour page for more info)
Korea Adventure Tour
Venue & Accommodations
Venue
Our conference will be held at a medium-capacity conference center featuring state-of-the-art technology and facilities. The center is located in Gapyeong, Gyeonggi Province, and is a 10-minute drive away from Cheongshim International Academy, nearby Cheongshim International Medical Center, about a 1-2 hour drive away from Seoul.
Cheongshim International Youth Center
Gyeonggi-do, Gapyeong-gun, Seorak-myeon, Misari-ro
청심청소년수련원
경기도 가평군 설악면 미사리로 278-64 (경기도 가평군 설악면 송산리 595번지)
Accommodation
On-site accommodation will be provided for every delegate, inclusive of the conference fee. International Delegations will be housed in rooms of three to five. Do note our facility entails “안방마루,” the Korean floor-based room plans. Bed-type rooms are available at request. For a detailed description of the accommodation, refer to the facility’s website.
Transportation Options
Airport Transfers
Airport Transfers from Incheon and Gimpo are available for foreign schools at a fee. The conference venue is approximately a 1.5-2 hour drive from the airport. Additionally, busing to other destinations can also be arranged.
To/From Korea
Schools are required to make their travel arrangements to Korea. The Two international airports in Gimpo and Incheon serve the greater Seoul Metropolitan area. Incheon Airport is the Asia Pacific’s major hub airport, serving daily flights to nearly 105 cities worldwide.
Complimentary Shuttle Service
The shuttle service, provided on a complimentary basis, is available from the following three locations. The shuttle will depart from these locations by 08:30 on February 5th and leave our venue by 16:00 on February 7th.
A. Seoul Station 서울역
B. Gangnam Express Bus Terminal 강남고속버스터미널
C. Seohyeon Station 서현역
Leadership
From the top left:
Head of Press Eun Jae Lee
Head of Design Jihyo Han
Deputy Secretary-General Sihyun Lee
Secretary General Yuki Ikeda
Deputy Secretary-General Yoon Na
Head of Staff Seayoung Lee
Head of Staff Siwoo Kim
Secretary General – Yuki Ikeda
Dear Delegates, Advisors, and Esteemed Community Members,
My name is Yuki Ikeda, and and I am incredibly excited to welcome you to the eighteenth iteration of the Cheongshim International Model United Nations, taking place from January 28–30, 2026, in Gapyeong, South Korea.
Through CSIAMUN, we strive to provide a dynamic and enriching conference experience for all participants. Whether you are stepping into your first committee or returning as an experienced delegate, we are committed to ensuring that your journey is both intellectually rewarding and personally memorable.
Drawing from my six years of experience at CSIAMUN as both a delegate and chair, I can confidently say that this conference is more than just debate—it is a space where lifelong friendships are formed, new ideas are sparked, and personal growth is celebrated. This year, we are thrilled to introduce an expanded range of committees, including Crisis, Journalism, and the Security Council, each offering unique, creative, and interactive agendas. Our tiered committee system—beginner, intermediate, and advanced—ensures that every delegate, regardless of experience, finds a place to thrive.
As the Round Square representative for CSIAMUN, I am especially committed to supporting our international delegates and ensuring their time in South Korea is as enriching as it is unforgettable.
We can’t wait to welcome you this January. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me at csiamun@csia.hs.kr.
On behalf of our dedicated team, welcome to CSIAMUN 2026! We look forward to meeting you soon.
Warm regards,
Yuki Ikeda
Secretary-General
CSIAMUN XVIII
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Deputy Secretary General – Sihyun Lee
Welcome delegates!
My name is Sihyun Lee, and I have the great privilege of serving as your Deputy Secretary-General for CSIAMUN XVIII.
Four years ago, I walked into my very first CSIAMUN conference as a nervous delegate, unsure of whether I could raise my placard, let alone raise my voice. I remember being overwhelmed by how confident everyone seemed. But what stayed with me was something deeper. Within these rooms, filled with strangers from different backgrounds, we were all working toward something that mattered.
That’s why CSIAMUN holds such a special place in my heart and why I’m so excited to welcome you to its 18th iteration.
This conference isn’t just about policy papers and procedure. It’s about building understanding in a world that often feels too divided. It’s about listening as much as speaking, collaborating as much as debating. And above all, it’s about realizing that your ideas no matter how bold, idealistic, or unconventional deserve to be heard.
At CSIAMUN XVIII, we challenge you to engage bravely with the world’s most pressing issues, but we also invite you to grow.
Our secretariat has worked hard to create a space where you can do all of that and more. We’ve crafted agenda topics that are rigorous and relevant. We’ve built a team that believes in the power of youth-led diplomacy. And we are counting down the days until we get to see you bring it all to life.
I’m so excited to be part of the CSIAMUN XVIII. See you in January!
Deputy Secretary General – Yoon Na
Greetings, delegates!
I am Yoon Na, the Deputy Secretary-General for CSIAMUN XVIII, and it is my great honor to invite you to the 18th iteration of our esteemed conference.
Our global landscape is marked by uncertainty and upheaval. As longstanding alliances waver and the integrity of international institutions is called into question, the foundations of multilateralism and collective responsibility are beginning to fracture. At these crossroads, Model United Nations stands as a vital space for empathy, collaboration, and meaningful change.
CSIAMUN is proud to stand at the forefront of youth-driven diplomacy. Through relevant, well-crafted agenda topics, delegates from around the world are empowered to critically examine the complex issues of our time—from the Rare Earth Supply Chain to navigating economic protectionism in trade.
But what sets CSIAMUN apart is not only academic rigor, but a shared sense of purpose. No idea thrives in apathy—only care and compassion can foster genuine change. Every argument raised, every resolution drafted, and every clause debated reflects your collective commitment to rebuilding a world shaped by collaboration and compromise.
To echo the words of UN Secretary-General António Guterres, global challenges must be met with global responses. I sincerely believe that CSIAMUN will inspire you to think big, listen thoughtfully, and speak confidently. The sky is the limit!
At CSIAMUN, we are dedicated to creating the best environment for altruistic, proactive young leaders from around the globe. Every member of our organizing team is deeply committed to making CSIAMUN XVIII a transformative experience for all delegates.
We look forward to welcoming you in January.
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Head of Staff – Seayoung Lee
My name is Seayoung Lee, and I am honored to serve as Head of Staff for CSIAMUN XVIII. It is a great privilege to welcome you to this year’s conference. As someone passionate about global issues and economics, I truly believe this conference is a unique opportunity for every delegate to engage in meaningful dialogue and develop practical solutions to real-world challenges.
Together with our incredible staff team, I am committed to ensuring that your experience at CSIAMUN is not only productive but also inspiring. We aim to create an environment where collaboration thrives, ideas are challenged, and innovative perspectives emerge.
We understand that participating in an MUN conference can sometimes be challenging, but please know that we are here to support you every step of the way. Don’t hesitate to reach out whenever you need assistance.
Looking forward to seeing you this January and witnessing the impact your ideas will make!
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Head of Staff – Siwoo Kim
Dear Delegates,
My name is Siwoo Kim, and I am honored to serve as the Head of Staff for CSIAMUN XVIII. It is with great excitement that I welcome all of you to this year’s conference. As someone dedicated to fostering collaboration and meaningful connections, I believe CSIAMUN offers a rare chance for every delegate to grow as both a thinker and a global citizen.
Together with our passionate staff team, I am committed to ensuring that your time at CSIAMUN is both engaging and memorable. We strive to create an atmosphere where ideas are exchanged freely, perspectives are broadened, and every delegate feels supported in their journey.
We recognize that challenges may arise throughout the conference, but please remember that you are never alone. Our staff is here to guide and assist you whenever needed.
I look forward to meeting you all this January and witnessing the energy, creativity, and insight you will bring to CSIAMUN XVIII!
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Head of Press – Eunjae Lee
Dear Delegates,
I’m Eun Jae Lee, and I have a great pleasure of serving as the Head of Press for CSIAMUN XVIII. With this enthusiasm, I welcome you all to what promises to be an exciting and unforgettable MUN experience.
Our Press Team and I are here to amplify your voices and capture the essence of your journey at CSIAMUN. We will not only capture memorable moments through photos and videos, but also document the spirit of debate, collaboration, and diplomacy that our conference represents. I hope that when you look back at our work, you will relive the passion and friendships you experienced here.
I encourage all delegates to fully engage, step out of their comfort zones, and embrace the challenges ahead. Remember, every speech, every negotiation, and every resolution contributes to the story we will tell. On the behalf of the CSIAMUN Press, I wish you the best in your committees. Not only a conference, but a lasting memory for everyone involved.
See you soon!
Head Of Design – Jihyo Han
Esteemed delegates,
My name is Jihyo Han, and I have the privilege of serving as the Head of Design for CSIAMUN XVIII. This year, I am eager to work with my team to shape a visual identity that not only reflects the professionalism of our conference, but also captures the energy, creativity, and collaboration that delegates bring to every session.
To me, design is more than appearance—it is a language that connects people and ideas. With this belief, the Design Team is dedicated to ensuring that every element, from our publications to the overall atmosphere, helps make your CSIAMUN experience cohesive, memorable, and inspiring.
I know that participating in a Model United Nations conference can be both exciting and challenging, but I hope our work will provide you with an environment where your ideas can thrive and your voice can be heard.
I look forward to welcoming you this January and to seeing the powerful impact your perspectives will have at CSIAMUN XVIII.
Committees
Beginner Committees
Designed for newcomers to Model UN, this committee offers a friendly and supportive setting to learn the basics—such as formal debate, resolution writing, and procedure. Chairs provide extra guidance so delegates can grow confident before stepping into more advanced committees.
International Labour Organization
- Promoting International Cooperation to Manage Brain Drain
- Ensuring Safe and Inclusive Work Environments for Women and LGBTQ+ Individuals
World Health Organization
- Enhancing transparency in the pharmaceutical sector to ensure equitable access to essential medicines
- Advancing the Implementation of the NCD Compact through the Integration of Telemedicine
Commission on Science and Technology for Development
- The Equitable Collaboration of Countries on Sustainable Space Technology
- Developing International Cooperation For the Stabilization of the Rare Earth Supply Chain
Intermediate Committees
The Intermediate Committee is designed for delegates with some prior MUN experience who are ready to take their skills to the next level. These committees balance learning with challenge, featuring more complex topics and faster debate than beginner settings, while still offering guidance when needed. They provide the perfect bridge for delegates who want to refine their speaking, negotiation, and resolution-drafting skills
Journalism
Journalism committee shows a special role by being the part of the CSIAMUN with its dedication to producing clear resolutions and delivering expertly crafted, concise overviews of each councils in its exclusive publications. Delegates, or we also say as the Journalists, will be able to proudly represent a broad diaspora of cultures in the CSIAMUN field. This committee will put effort into all the dominant and international delegates from all around the world with integrity, fairness, and professionalism in publishing.
World Trade Organization
- Buffering the stagnation of global economy caused by protectionist trade stances
- Devising solutions to stabilize the trade chain within war zones
Specialized/Advanced Committees
Specialized committees operate on a different speed and system from all other types of committee. They feature a heightened level of debate that requires delegates to think critically under pressure, respond swiftly to evolving circumstances, and be active leaders in the committee room. Typically, delegates in these committees are seeking to challenge themselves with an exciting and dynamic committee environment.
Crisis
Conference of Palermo: Negotiation on the Allied Invasions of Sicily
Economic and Social Council
- Enhancing Workers’ Rights and Social Welfare in the Context of the Gig Economy
- Promoting globally legitimate use of cryptocurrencies to combat illicit financial activities
Security Council
- Reinforcing Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Mechanisms in Response to the Threat of Chemical Weapons Use in Armed Conflicts: The Case of the Russia–Ukraine War
Economic and Social Council
HEAD CHAIR – Soomin Lee
Chair’s Introduction
Greetings, Delegates!
It is my utmost honor to welcome you all to the CSIAMUN XVIII. I am Soomin Lee, and it is my privilege to serve as your Head Chair of the ECOSOC this year.
Over the three days, you can expect lively discussion, fruitful collaboration, and meaningful interaction with one of the most pressing issues of our time. As chairs, we hope to create a committee where your voices are heard, your ideas are challenged, and your perspectives are broadened.
I call upon all delegates to approach this conference not only with professionalism and readiness but also with openness and curiosity. CSIAMUN is not just a platform to replicate diplomacy, but a chance to grow as thinkers, orators, and world citizens.
I look forward to seeing how each of you contributes to the shaping of this committee, and I have every confidence that our discussions will be meaningful and unforgettable.
See you all soon!
DEPUTY CHAIR – Jiwon Choi
Chair’s Introduction
Greetings, delegates!
It is truly an honor and I am absolutely grateful to serve as your deputy chair of ECOSOC for this year’s CSIAMUN. My name is Jiwon Choi, a sophomore at CheongShim International Academy.
The delegates of ECOSOC will experience energetic debates, entertaining discussions, and harmonizing collaborations on two of the world’s most spotlighted social issues throughout the 3 days of the conference. As a deputy chair, my goal is to support both the head chair and delegates in creating a lively venue, where all the creative and innovative voices and ideas of the delegates can be heard and lead to fruitful conversations.
CSIAMUN invites all the remarkable global leaders from the world to not only improve their strengths as delegates but also to grow as in-depth thinkers. Thus, I hope the delegates see the conference as an ideal place for taking part in discussions where they can share their opinions and thoughts on global issues internationally, with the other delegates from all over the world.
I, as a deputy chair, am highly anticipating seeing the delegates contribute in their own ways to create constructive discussions and bring out astonishing resolutions.
See you all in January.
International Labour Organization
HEAD CHAIR – Mirae Kim
Chair’s Introduction
Greetings, esteemed delegates,
My name is Mirae Kim, and I am honored to serve as the Head Chair of the International Labour Organization (ILO) at CSIAMUN XVIII. It is a true privilege to guide this year’s committee through thoughtful debate on some of the most pressing labor-related challenges our world faces today.
Throughout the three days of conference, we will be engaging with two complex and highly relevant topics.
Agenda A: Promoting International Cooperation to Manage Brain Drain, and Agenda B: Ensuring Safe and Inclusive Work Environments for Women and LGBTQ+ Individuals.
These issues not only demand nuanced policy thinking, but also a deep sense of empathy, diplomacy, and cooperation.
ILO offers a dynamic platform to explore the intersection of social justice, economic policy, and human rights. Whether you are an experienced delegate or participating in MUN for the first time, you can expect a committee environment that is structured, respectful, and intellectually stimulating. I look forward to seeing you challenge ideas, propose creative solutions, and work toward impactful and realistic resolutions.
I am excited to meet each of you and confident that our sessions will be both enriching and memorable.
Warm regards,
Mirae Kim
DEPUTY CHAIR – Summer Park
Chair’s Introduction
I’m Summer Park, and I’ll be serving as the Deputy Chair of the International Labour Organization (ILO) alongside Mirae, our committee’s Head Chair at CSIAMUN XVIII. It’s an honor to guide you through one of the most important conversations in today’s world; of how we protect workers, ensure fair labor standards, and balance the rapid changes in our global economy.
The committee of ILO is not just about abstract policy but rather it’s about the real people, real systems, and the difficult trade-offs between growth, justice, and rights. Over the next three days, I’m happily looking forward to seeing sharp analysis, bold ideas, and meaningful engagement from all of you. You don’t need to be perfect, but you just need to be present, thoughtful, and ready to engage with the complexity of what’s in front of us.
I’ll be here to guide discussion, support you when things get tough, and make sure this space stays sharp, open, and real. Let’s make this committee a place where we build something impactful together.
Looking forward to seeing you all in session,
Summer Park
The United Nations Commission on Science and Technology for Development
HEAD CHAIR – Yeongwoo Choi
Chair’s Introduction
Greetings, delegates,
My name is Youngwoo Choi, and I am honored to serve as the Head Chair of the United Nations Commission on Science and Technology for Development (UNCSTD) at CSIAMUN XVII. It is my utmost priority to provide you with a meaningful and memorable MUN experience that fosters insightful debate and constructive collaboration.
The UNCSTD serves as a platform to explore pressing issues at the intersection of science, technology, and global development. As we navigate these complex topics together, I am committed to guiding you through engaging discussions that will broaden our perspectives and inspire innovative solutions.
I look forward to witnessing the passion, diplomacy, and critical thinking that each of you will bring to our committee. Let us work together to create dynamic sessions and impactful resolutions.
Best wishes,
Youngwoo Choi
DEPUTY CHAIR – Mia Davis
Chair’s Introduction
Dear delegates,
Welcome to CSIAMUN XVII — and more specifically, to the UNCSTD.
My name is Mia Davis, and I have the privilege of serving as your Head Chair for the Commission on Science and Technology for Development.
In a world where innovation is accelerating faster than ever, science and technology don’t just shape our future — they define it. Over the next three days, we’ll be diving deep into the questions that matter: How do we ensure that technological growth doesn’t leave anyone behind? What happens when ethics lag behind invention? And who gets to decide what “progress” really means?
Our committee will challenge you to think critically, debate constructively, and write with purpose. Expect a fast-paced, idea-rich environment where collaboration matters just as much as competition. Whether you’re a veteran delegate or new to MUN, I encourage you to lean in, stay curious, and trust the process.
I can’t wait to see where your voices will take us.
Best,
Mia Davis
World Health Organization
HEAD CHAIR – Sejun Kim
Chair’s Introduction
Dear Delegates,
Welcome to CSIAMUN XVIII. I’m Sejoon Kim, a junior at Cheongshim International Academy, and I have the privilege of serving as the Chair of the World Health Organization this year.
With a long-standing passion for medicine, I’ve always been drawn to the intersection of science, ethics, and humanity. In committee, I aim to bring not only the analytical mindset of a researcher but also the composure of a crisis responder and the flexibility of a diplomat. My hope is that this space becomes one where bold ideas are met with open minds, and where every voice contributes to building something meaningful.
Throughout this conference, I encourage you to engage fully — not just in debate, but also in moments of collaboration, curiosity, and connection. Whether it’s your first MUN or your final one, may this experience challenge your thinking and broaden your perspective.
Looking forward to the discussions ahead,
Sejoon Kim
DEPUTY CHAIR – Jinwon Hong
Chair’s Introduction
Greetings,
It is in my utmost honor that I stand as the Chair of CSIAMUN XVIII’s World Health Organization (WHO) department. As we spend our time bringing meaningful discussions together, I pledge here to the best of my abilities to support you. Note, that we are a network of communities that overlap with this event, thus it is our responsibility to help each other in time of need. Without hesitation, our department will seek the best answer to your questions.
The WHO department aims to develop the minds of youthful delegates, enhancing the technical knowledge learned in classes. We hope that you can bring forth all your hard work during previous school years, decorating our conversations with meaningful, logical, sentimental and compelling stories.
Respectively, Jinwon Hong
World Trade Organization
HEAD CHAIR – Jiho Kim
Chair’s Introduction
My name is Jiho Kim, who will be serving as the head chair of World Trade Organization for CSIAMUN XVIII. As we get to know eachother better during our 3-day experience, I promise to make together an unforgettable memory along with better understanding about the WTO.
WTO handles major causes of disputes of the modern world; finance and trade. Just like the rapid social changes due to shifts in international commerce, it is essential for continuous attention and active participation in our committee too. I am looking forward to see wonderful conversations during our big and small debates. Let’s make this a meaningful and a “it was worth it” experience.
DEPUTY CHAIR – Hansol Lee
Chair’s Introduction
Dear esteemed delegates,
It’s truly a pleasure to meet you.
I’m Hansol Lee, the deputy chair that will be serving in the World Trade Organization (WTO) for CSIAMUN XVIII. For we will surely have a priceless experience working side by side throughout the 3 day process, I promise to make the MUN experience that will last long.
The WTO is an organization focused on making the flow of trade smooth and open as possible. The geopolitical conflicts have led to the fracturing of cooperation, and thus emphasizes the need for an immediate solution, sought by all member states. Hoping for active conversations and debates, let’s all try our best to make this experience be one of the best ones in your life.
Crisis
Agenda: Conference of Palermo: Negotiation on the Allied invasion of Sicily
Following Nazi Germany’s deficiency in Operation Barbarossa, the momentum of war has shifted, leading to the Allied invasion of Sicily. Although the Allies were able to establish an initial foothold through their landing operations, the Axis powers remained unbroken, resulting in prolonged and destructive warfare.With over 300,000 combined military and civilian casualties; notably within the Kingdom of Italy, the urgency for diplomatic negotiation has become undeniable. This agenda calls upon delegates to contemplate on possible paths toward peace, strategic recalibration, and the reorganisation of Europe’s balance of power, while also confronting the tension between national survival and the pursuit of compromise.
Head Director’s Introduction
Honourable Delegates,
It is my great privilege to welcome you to the Crisis Committee of CSIAMUN XVIII. My name is Sieun Lee, and it is my pleasure to serve as your Head Chair. The three days will be packed with an intense, fast-paced, and intellectually stimulating simulation, where every decision carries weight and consequence.
This year, Crisis will focus on the issue of the Conference of Palermo: Negotiation on the Allied Invasions of Sicily. Unlike traditional committees, the Crisis Committee demands both the precision of diplomacy and the agility of real-time strategy.
All delegates will embody a historical personality, empowered with authority and responsibilities, each of which will shape the evolution of the Sicilian campaign. Prompt action and strategic foresight are mandatory, as unexpected developments will arise throughout the conference. As delegates take action in this shifting environment, those demonstrating ingenuity, leadership, and collaboration will rise to prominence.
I look forward to seeing what the delegates will bring to the table; that energy, innovation, and professionalism to really put this committee on the map for all of us.
With highest regards,
Sieun Lee
Head Director, Crisis
CSIAMUN XVIII
Director’s Introduction
Welcome, esteemed delegates!
I, Jiu Aidan Lee, am utterly gratified to serve as the Crisis Committee’s deputy chair for this year’s CSIAMUN. The uniqueness of our committee derives from its fast-paced disputes, unparalleled creativity, and most importantly, its dynamic and unpredictable scenarios. Unlike regular committees with fixed agendas, our sessions will revolve around live, unfolding events. As the Backroom Chair, it is my responsibility to challenge delegates with spontaneous crisis updates, ensuring a stimulating and engaging experience.
I am highly anticipating to encounter the diverse skill sets that delegates will employ to survive through these erratic sessions. Who will be the most adaptive? Who will be the most calculative? The answers will all unfold in January.
See you all then.
All the best,
Jiu Aidan Lee.
Director’s Introduction
Greetings, esteemed delegates,
It is my distinct honor to welcome you to the Crisis Committee of CSIAMUN. I am Seoheun Lee, serving as the director throughout the course of the conference. As you are undoubtedly aware, a Crisis Committee is unlike any conventional body; it is distinguished by its inherent volatility, in which unforeseen developments arise to test your strategic shrewdness and diplomatic resolve. I am thrilled to guide you through deliberations that will shape the understandings of international relations.
I look forward to beholding the depth of analysis creatively woven with wisdom.
Wishing you all the utmost insight as you undertake this consequential endeavor.
Best regards,
Seoheun Lee
Journalism
HEAD CHAIR – Danah Kim
Chair’s Introduction
Greetings to all Delegates,
This is Danah Kim (she/her), the Head Chair of the Journalism committee. On behalf of our CSIAMUN members, I am very delighted to welcome the delegates with the beauty of Journalism throughout the three-days conference this winter. I’d take pride in building a vibrant group of delegates where all delegates and the writings are treated with dignity and respect. With my constitutional role as a chair, I will be trying my best to help out with the struggles, so please do not hesitate for any help. Once again, It is my pleasure to acknowledge the presence of a heartly welcome to the Journalism Committee.
See you soon at the conference!
DEPUTY CHAIR –
Halin Kim
Chair’s Introduction
Greetings, delegates.
My name is Halin Kim, a sophomore at Cheongshim International Academy. It is an honor to serve as the Deputy Chair of the Journalism committee. It is always inspiring to witness how diplomacy, collaboration, and open-mindedness can lead to meaningful dialogue and I’m thrilled to guide you throughout the three day conference. It is my hope that this committee becomes a space where all voices are valued and diplomacy thrives.
With delegates from diverse backgrounds coming together, I believe our committee will be filled with thoughtful exchange and mutual growth. I look forward to seeing each of you contribute with confidence and passion throughout the conference.
Wish you all the best luck!
Security Council
HEAD CHAIR
– Yeonjo Ahn
Chair’s Introduction
Greetings, esteemed delegates,
I am Yeonjo Ahn, and it is my great honor to serve as the Head Chair of the Security Council (SC) for CSIAMUN XVIII. As we gather to address some of the world’s most urgent threats to international peace and security, I look forward to engaging in thoughtful and decisive debate alongside each of you.
The Security Council holds a unique and vital role in maintaining global stability. Whether through the enforcement of international law, the mediation of conflict, or the protection of civilians, our discussions will reflect the gravity and responsibility of this body. As chair, my role is to facilitate fair, rigorous, and respectful deliberation.
Whether you are a seasoned delegate or attending your first MUN, I am committed to creating a space where all voices are heard and diplomacy thrives. I look forward to witnessing your creativity, leadership, and dedication in crafting meaningful solutions to today’s complex challenges.
Best regards,
Yeonjo Ahn
DEPUTY
CHAIR – Sunu Jang
Chair’s Introduction
Greetings, distinguished delegates,
My name is Sunu Jang,
and I am honored to serve as the deputy chair in the Security Council for this year’s CSIAMUN conference. With a strong interest in international relations and diplomacy, I am more than happy to assist you in high-level discussions about global peace, security, and conflict resolution.
The Security Council plays a crucial role in maintaining international stability, and I am excited to see intense debates, thoughtful negotiation, and collaborative problem-solving. Through this experience, I hope it will help all delegates enhance their understanding of geopolitical dynamics and also develop the skills necessary for diverse future paths.
Whether this is your first MUN or one of many, I look forward to meeting all delegates to produce meaningful, well-informed resolutions. Let us uphold the spirit of diplomacy and responsibility that defines the Security Council.
Best regards,
Sunu Jang
CSIAMUN 