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AYMUN 2.0 brings together 400 young delegates
The two-day event at Apeejay School, Model Town, offered students a platform to discuss global issues and exchange ideas
Recently, Apeejay School, Model Town, Jalandhar, hosted AYMUN 2.0 on October 16 and 17, 2026, bringing together around 400 delegates from schools across the region. The two-day Model United Nations conference gave students an opportunity to discuss global issues, exchange perspectives, and develop skills in research, communication and leadership.
Day 1: Inauguration sets the stage for dialogue
The conference began on October 16 with an inaugural ceremony attended by Chief Guest CA Nirmal Mahajan, Board of Governors Member, Apeejay Education Society.
The opening day introduced delegates to a platform where discussions and debates encouraged them to think critically about contemporary issues. The conference aimed to promote diplomacy, confidence and responsible global citizenship through meaningful participation and collaboration.
Day 2: Eight committees engage in discussions
Delegates participated in sessions across eight committees: MUN Got Latent, Indian Premier League (IPL), Lok Sabha, Daastaan-e-Cinema, United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW), International Press (IP), and BADDIE vs SIGMA.
The proceedings saw students present arguments, question different viewpoints and explore possible solutions. Each committee offered opportunities to practise negotiation, teamwork and effective communication.
The discussions also encouraged delegates to listen to opposing perspectives and express their views with confidence. The sessions reflected the importance of informed dialogue and collaborative thinking.
Closing Ceremony: Recognising achievements and celebrating participation
The conference concluded with a closing ceremony that combined cultural performances with the recognition of outstanding delegates.
Energetic Luddi and Bhangra performances brought Punjabi culture to the celebrations. Committee members presented Best Delegate and High Commendation certificates to participants recognised for their performance and debating skills.
The event ended with a DJ party, giving delegates an opportunity to celebrate together.
Across two days, AYMUN 2.0 offered students practical exposure to debate, diplomacy and collaboration, reinforcing the value of listening, respectful discussion and leadership.
