Head Chair
NaYe Kim
Hello delegates!
I am Na Ye Kim, a junior attending the International School of Tianjin. It is my utmost honor to serve you as the head chair of the General Assembly in TIANMUN XIII.
Thinking back on my first MUN conference at TIANMUN, I am familiar with the excitement and nerves you will experience during the conference. Nevertheless, through myriads of experiences, I was able to gradually adapt to the system and became confident in walking up to the podium and displaying diplomacy. Therefore, I hope to leverage my experience and knowledge to support your success as delegates.
As we embark on the start of this journey, I encourage all delegates to step out of their comfort zones and expand their perspectives on various global affairs through fruitful debates in the General Assembly.
I look forward to creating an unforgettable conference together. See you soon!
Deputy Chair
Siwoo (Leo) Kim
Dear Delegates,
Greetings! My name is Leo (Sihoo) Kim. I am currently a senior at Chengdu International School, and it is my honor to serve as the Deputy Chair of the General Assembly for the upcoming TIANMUN XIII.
Some people may think that the main purpose of MUN is to show their debating skills and win awards. However, I believe that the true value of MUN lies in learning how to collaborate, communicate effectively, and solve global issues with others. I encourage you to focus on building connections with other delegates because the more people you connect with, the smoother and more enjoyable your conference experience will be.
If TIANMUN XIII is your first MUN conference, there is no need to worry. Everyone makes mistakes when trying something new, and that’s part of the learning process. As your chair, I’m here to support you, so please don’t hesitate to reach out whenever you feel unsure!
Deputy Chair
Youngjun Yoon
Dear delegates,
Welcome to General Assembly of TIANMUN 2025. I am Andrew Yoon, a Senior attending Tianjin International School. It is my great honor to serve you as a deputy chair of General Assembly.
In the MUN I have seen numerous students not willing to speak during the conference. It might be because they were too nervous or too terrified of speaking. However I strongly recommend all delegates to be brave and speak out loud. In our life as a student we rarely have a chance to speak in front of so many people for hours; making MUN a rare but great opportunity to train our ability to speak.
I am very excited to be with you guys and see you soon.