MUN is the abbreviation of Model United Nations; it is the most advanced learning technique which is adopted worldwide for the exposure and confidence building of students.

The concept of Model United Nations is an academic simulation of the United Nations that aims to educate participants about current events, topics in international relations, diplomacy and the United Nations agendas.

MUN’s main objectives are:

  • Awareness of national and international affairs.
  • Confidence building.
  • Competitive spirit.
  • Improvement in communication skills.Awareness of management skills.
  • Introduction of the college as a model institute within the region.
  • Parliamentary discussion.

Lawrence College Model United Nations Society aims at bringing to you three days (August 29, 2019 to August 31, 2019) of ardent debate and inspiring committee agendas which are of profound significance to the responsible citizens across the world.

LCMUN’19 will be a simulation of five Committees:

  • United Nations Social, Cultural and Humanitarian Committee
  • United Nations Security Council
  • Disarmament and International Security Committee
  • Crisis Committee
  • National Assembly of Pakistan.

LCMUN’19 is an extraordinary intellectual and social conference that brings together an amazing assortment of young minds from across Pakistan to engage in cultural exchange and gain first-hand experience of negotiating processes by playing the role of diplomats.

LCMUN’19 will provide students and young professionals with the opportunity to improve their knowledge and awareness of the most relevant international issues and contribute to advance feasible and innovative proposals for action.

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DAY-1 (Thursday, 29th of August, 2019)

  • Arrival of Delegates/Registrations: 1400 hours
  • Inauguration/Welcome Note by the Principal and MUN Team: 1800 hours
  • Excursion Trip to Mall Road, Murree/Movie Night: 2000 hours

DAY-2 (Friday, 30th of August, 2019)

  • First Committee Session: 0900 hours to 1200 hours
  • Break : 1200 hours to 1400 hours
  • Second Committee Session :1400 hours to 1600 hours
  • Break : 1600 hours to 1630 hours
  • Third Committee Session : 1630 hours to 1830 hours
  • Bonfire: 2030 hours

 DAY-3 (Saturday, 31st of August, 2019)

  • First Committee Session: 0900 hours to 1200 hours
  • Break : 1200 hours to 1300 hours
  • Final Committee Session :1300 hours to 1600 hours
  • Closing Ceremony and Distribution of Prizes/Souvenirs: 1730 hours to 1830 hours
  • Farewell Dinner: 2000 hours
  • Musical Concert/Sufi Night: 2100 hours

 DAY-4 (Sunday, 1st of September, 2019)

Departure: 0830 hours

LCMUN’19 Committees
Committee Name Initials
United Nations Security Council UNSC
Social, Cultural and Humanitarian Committee SOCHUM
Disarmament and International Security Committee DISEC
Pakistan National Assembly PNA
Crisis Committee  Crisis Committee


The delegates will be assigned the countries and the personalities by 5th August, 2019.

Registration Fee:
Fee structure for individual delegate, delegates in a delegation and observer is as follows:

Delegation Fee Individual Delegate Fee Observer Fee
Per Delegate: Rs.  2500/- Rs.3000/- Rs.3000/-
Delegation Fee : Rs.2000/-    

Early Bird Registration:
In case of registration by 15th of July, a discount of Rs. 5oo/- per delegate will be offered.

Payment Method 1:
Payment will be made through demand draft in favour of Principal Lawrence College Ghora Gali, Murree to be drawn at National Bank Ghora Gali Branch. The demand draft, along with the registration form should be sent to the following address:
Mr. Asghar Malik
Head of English Department
Lawrence College Ghora Gali, Murree.

Payment Method 2:
In case of online submission of the form, a scanned copy of the demand draft must be sent at lcmun@lawrencecollege.edu.pk. You must also bring the original demand draft upon your arrival at Lawrence College on 29th August, 2019.

No delegate will be entertained without the original demand draft.

Option 1:
Delegates availing the College accommodation will not be charged any extra fee other than registration. The Colege accommodation (shared) will be provided on first come, first served basis in the College Gymnasium.

Option 2:
Delegates desiring to avail accommodation outside the College will have to pay according to the following:

Diamond Category: Shangrila Hotel Murree (3 km from Lawrence College)

Single Occupancy Room: Rs. 7500/- plus tax per night

Double Occupancy Room: Rs. 8500/- plus tax per night

Triple Occupancy Room: Rs. 9500/- plus tax per night

Quad Occupancy Room: Rs. 10500/- plus tax per night

Complimentary Breakfast is offered.
Contacts : (051)3410692 , 03005002719

www.shangrilamurree.com

Gold Category: Blue Pines Hotel Murree (At 5 minutes’ walk from Lawrence College)

Single Occupancy Room: Rs. 7000/- per night

Double Occupancy Room: Rs. 3500/- per night (per person)

Triple Occupancy Room: Rs. 2500/- per night (per person)
Contacts: (051)8436971 , (051)8436972

www.arcadian.pk

SilverCategory: Hillman Guest House Murree (3 km from Lawrence College)

Single Occupancy Room: Rs. 3000/- per night

Double Occupancy Room: Rs.1500/- per night (Per Person)

Sharing (5 Persons): Rs. 1000 per night (Per Person)
Contacts: (0301) 7755299 , (051)3413449
Note: Charges for hotel accommodation (Three nights) are to be paid in advance along with the registration fee. Pick and drop will be provided by the College.

LCMUN'19 Individual Registration Form

  • Details of Individual Delegate

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LCMUN'19 Delegation Registration Form

  • Details of Delegation

  • Mention the name of the delegate against the preferred committee mentioned below:
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The third Edition of Lawrence College Model United Nations was held from 29th August to 31st August, 2019. LCMUN’19 was a simulation of five Committees: United Nations Social, Cultural and Humanitarian Committee, United Nations Security Council, Disarmament and International Security Committee, Crisis Committee and National Assembly of Pakistan. It provided the students with the opportunity to improve their knowledge and awareness of the most relevant international issues and come up with advanced, feasible and innovative proposals for action.

On 29th August a large number of delegates, chaperones and chairpersons arrived to be the part of LCMUN’19. Principal Lawrence College and Secretary General LCMUN welcomed the participants in their opening address. The Staff Advisor of the LCMUN dilated upon the purpose of the MUN and the values the institution takes pride in. He also explained some of the dos and don’ts for the participants.   

On 30th August, three debating sessions were organized in all the committees of the LCMUN. A number of topics of national and international interest were discussed in the committees. More than 200 delegates, including Gallians, who had prepared these topics with great interest, enthusiastically participated in the debates and developed discussions in a very civilized manner.

At night, a bonfire event was arranged where students displayed their talent in a variety of very interesting skits, singing and dancing. Everyone enjoyed the wonderful show that the students had prepared for them. Along with Gallians, participation of a large number of outstation delegates, including a group of Sindhi students who presented their cultural dance, added to the charm of the show that left a lasting impression on the memory of the spectators.  

On the final day of LCMUN, all the committees drew conclusions and came up with solutions to the issues under discussion. Active participation of all the delegates in the debates was truly commendable. The closing ceremony of LCMUN was held in the afternoon. Mr. Rashid Mafzool Zaka, Executive Director of Pakistan Institute for Parliamentary Services, was the chief guest. The best and outstanding delegates, and chairpersons were awarded with souvenirs and certificates.

Mr. Rashid, at the outset of his speech, thanked the Principal for inviting him to one of the most prestigious institution of the most beautiful country, Pakistan, where he had the opportunity to talk to the daughters of Fatima Jinnah, Shaheens of Iqbal and the sons of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. He congratulated the LCMUN Team for organizing such a great event where students could explore their talent and know about the real functions on UN. He highlighted Quaid’s vision of parliamentary democracy. Narrating an anecdote that depicts Quaid’s vision of democracy, he said,” Two days before the creation of Pakistan, 0n 12th of August 1947, a resolution was under debate in the first national assembly whether Muhammad Ali Jinnah be called Quaid-e-Azam or not. For those historic 45 minutes, Father of the Nation, Muhammad Ali Jinnah kept quiet because conflict of interest was involved. He allowed each and every member to debate and talk against or in favour of the resolution. This is the essence of true democracy.” He advised the students to have unity among their ranks as that is the need of the hour. The Chief Guest appreciated the efforts of the MUN Team for organizing the event in an efficient manner.      

Finally, after a farewell dinner for the delegates, a musical concert was arranged. Renowned singer Sahir Ali Bagga and DJ Mohad Waseem entertained the audience with their splendid performance.

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