A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
St. Francis School entered the Model United Nations circuit in 2018, hosting the first edition of SFSMUNB with just a handful of delegates. It was Mrs. Sarita Meeshraw - a passionate MUNner and exemplary educator with profound knowledge in geopolitics, international relations, and Indian politics - who introduced us to the world of MUNning.
That was only the beginning. Since then, SFSMUNB has grown to attract delegates from across the nation, offering one of the finest platforms to voice perspectives and craft thoughtful, calculated resolutions. Our Executive Board has consistently featured distinguished individuals known nationwide for their integrity and fairness.
Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, SFSMUNB continued unhindered - conducting two editions online thanks to the determination and resilience of our Organising Committee. In 2022, we proudly hosted the fifth edition on campus, welcoming over 300 delegates from across Karnataka.
This year, we are honoured to present the eighth edition of SFSMUNB, continuing our tradition of excellence.
Secretariat
Leaders guiding the entire MUN conference.
Secretary General
Director General
United Nations Security Council
Addressing matters of global peace and security.
President
Vice-President
Moderator
European Union
Discussing political and economic issues within the EU.
Chairperson
Vice-Chairperson
Moderator
Historic Crisis Committee
Solving crises from the past with diplomatic insight.
Chairperson
Vice-Chairperson
Moderator
Disarmament & International Security Committee
Focusing on global arms control and security policies.
Chairperson
Vice-Chairperson
Moderator
United Nations Human Rights Council
Upholding and protecting human rights globally.
Chairperson
Vice-Chairperson
Moderator
Lok Sabha
Debating national issues in India's lower house of Parliament.
Speaker
Deputy-Speaker
Moderator
International Press Corps
Covering events with journalistic integrity and insight.
Head Of Press
Deputy Head Of Press
Moderator