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ABOUT US

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OUR VISION AND MISSION

MYADP works to ensure the stability and progress of the Malaysian MUN Scene, by unifying all MUN related clubs to work together and assist each other. We work to ensure that everyone within this scene is able to freely and safely discuss issues of various perspectives and to ensure the educational value of this extracurricular maintains at its highest quality.

"Advancing Diplomacy in Youth"

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A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENTS

We believe that the MUN scene is not just the responsibility of MYADP, it is also the collective responsibility of the entire Malaysian MUN community.


We believe in serving as a means to develop, support and facilitate Institutional Chapters in achieving their goals, overcoming challenges through collaboration and communication - most importantly, by no means enforce binding rules towards any Institutional Chapters


We wish to operate with the interest of Institutional Chapters as our top priority


We aim to serve our chapters while taking into consideration of the variety of structures and limitations that each Chapters may have (ranging from institutional red tapes, to the nature of the chapter itself).


Our goal is encouraging open discussion and nurturing independent and sustainable practices


We want to increase MYADP accountability and transparency, especially on projects, allowing for not only chapters but also the public to contact us and raise concerns whenever, wherever.

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WHAT IS MODEL UNITED NATIONS?

Model United Nations (MUN) is an extracurricular activity with the simple premise of simulating the actions and purpose of the United Nations. Students participating in MUN Conferences typically will be assigned countries for them to represent and to tackle specific global or local issues via diplomacy.

 

The learning outcomes of this extracurricular activity is to help students understand perspectives in important political issues and to train students in drafting their own realistic policies in an environment that is safe and fair for all.

 

Although the fundamental premise is to simulate the United Nations, it is to note that conferences may also choose to simulate various governments as well, for example even our own simulation of the Dewan Rakyat is a very popular simulation in the scene at the moment.

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