Moti Ram school hosts MUN 2025

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Jul 25, 2025 IST

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Moti Ram Arya Sr Sec Model School, Sector-27-A, Chandigarh, hosted MRA MUN 2025, a Model United Nations conference, as part of its centennial celebrations. The event provided a platform for students to engage in debate, diplomacy and critical thinking, simulating real-world international diplomacy. Student delegates from various institutions participated, sharpening their public speaking, negotiation and collaborative skills while fostering empathy and leadership. The conference was inaugurated by Manish Tewari, MP from Chandigarh, and concluded with Prateek Mittal, Deputy Executive Director of Sushma Group and school alumnus, as the chief guest. The event deepened students' understanding of global affairs and helped them grow as confident, thoughtful individuals.

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