Conferenc Handbook for AIMUN 2009

Welcome Letters 2

About Our Sponsors 7

Introduction of the Organizers 11

Introduction of the Secretariat 15

Conference Schedule 20

Committee Venues 22

Committees and Topics 24

Introduction to the Dais 29

Participating Universities 35

Country Representation 41

Administration and Services 45

Social Events Introduction 50

Map of Peking University 52

Map of Beijing Subway 53

Contents

2 | Welcome Letters 3 | Welcome Letters

Welcome Letterby President of Peking University,

Prof. ZHOU Qifeng

Dear Honorable Guests, Faculty Advisors and Distinguished Delegates,

On behalf of Peking University, I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you all in attending the Peking University Asian International Model United Nations Conference 2009 (AIMUN 2009).

Peking University, as one of the most long established and outstanding education institutes in China, is also the pioneer in advocating Model UN activities at both high school and university level across the country. I would like to congratulate the successful takeoff of AIMUN 2009 and express my gratitude to all persons involved in preparing for this celebrated event.

Living in a world free of major conflicts, it is crucial that we continue to search for ways to preserve this fragile peace and prosperity which many of us have always taken for granted. Model United Nations is a great training ground for the younger generation. This activity will guide you to be open-minded and flexible. To analyze all of the positions, even those that you oppose. To propose constructive solutions that will benefit all parties. Widening horizons and building mutual trust will help you as you prepare for leadership in the future. Such qualities have never been more important, for we are all moving towards a co-operative and harmonious world.

The theme of this conference, “Green Asia, Moving towards Win-Win Development through Changes”, focuses on sustainable development which is undeniably one of the most widely debated topics in the global arena. Attracting youths all over the world, AIMUN 2009 provides an excellent opportunity for delegates to discuss and exchange views on sustainable development and global changes, thereby allowing them to have a more holistic view and gain new insights into the various issues happening around the world.

I am confident that this conference will achieve great success and become a memorable occasion for all the participants, and I wish all delegates a rewarding experience in Peking University and a pleasant stay in Beijing!

Best Regards,

周其凤

President of Peking University

Honorable Guests, Faculty Advisors and Delegates,

I avail myself of this opportunity to give you all a hearty welcome to AIMUN 2009 at Peking University! Last year, I was invited to attend the opening ceremony of AIMUN 2008 and was quite moved by the enthusiasm those delegates expressed towards the Model UN activity. This year, I am really looking forward to a greater success of AIMUN. The year 2009 will witness big changes of the world, of closer cooperation between different countries to confront the challenging issues on international political and economic agenda, and of our more opening mind, more appreciative eye towards the diverse cultures and civilizations.

AIMUN 2009 will be an important platform for the young generation of various backgrounds to exchange ideas on international issues and to foster a lasting friendship, which will be the solid foundation of your future cooperation. You have yet to gain more real life experiences to better understand the shaping forces of our contemporary society. But your attitude towards the ongoing events and hot topics will be the shaping forces of our future world. While glancing through the topic areas chosen by AIMUN, I was glad to see you have captured lots of the theme words, or big ideas of our time, for example, an ultimate solution to energy crisis, an efficient system to address the climate change as well as other environmental problems.

I am expecting your excellent performance during the three-day conference. Hopefully you will get a deeper understanding of these issues through thinking and debating. By attaching yourselves to the big events and ideas of the world, you will make a difference. At last, I would like to thank all members of AIMUN 2009 Secretariat whose faith and devotion made this activity possible.

Welcome Letterby Former UN Secretary-General,

President of UNA-China,

Mr. CHEN Jian

4 | Welcome Letters 5 | Welcome Letters

Welcome Letter by AIMUN 2009 Secretary-General,

WANG Dingnan

Welcome Letter by Dean of School of International Studies,

Peking University,

Prof. WANG Jisi

Honorable Guests, Faculty Advisors and Delegates,

On behalf of the entire Secretariat and Committee Staff, it is my great pleasure to welcome you to the Asian International Model United Nations Conference 2009. Over the next 4 days, our entire team would work together with you to bring forth an intellectually stimulating, exciting and unforgettable experience.

With the theme of “Green Asia, Moving towards Win-Win Development through Changes” this year, AIMUN 2009 hope to provide delegates global perspectives with Asian insights, and construct an even more comprehensive platform for nearly 500 delegates of different cultural backgrounds to engage in intellectual discourse. I am also very delighted to announce that we have delegates from over 82 schools in 5 continents joining us in AIMUN this year. The Secretariat has made various efforts to place greater focus on mid and small-size committees to facilitate even greater discussion and interaction, generating new initiatives such as the Ambassador Program.

AIMUN 2009 would have never come into fruition without the generous assistance of various departments and agencies. As such, I would like to sincerely express my appreciation to all the people who have made extensive contributions to our conference. In particular, I would like to thank the School of International Studies, the Peking University Office of International Relations for all the guidance and support, the Peking University Education Fund and China Universities Alumni Association for the kind assistance rendered that has provided us the valuable opportunity to realize our MUN dream. Furthermore, I need to extend special thanks to all delegates and faculty advisors for joining us on this wonderful journey. Last but not least, please allow me to take this opportunity to deliver my heartfelt gratitude to our dais and secretariat members for your continuing passion and dedication.

Enjoy AIMUN 2009 and I wish each and every one of you an enriching and fulfilling time in Beijing!

Yours Faithfully,

Secretary-General

AIMUN 2009

Distinguished guests, faculty advisors and delegates,

First of all, as dean of the School of International Studies, Peking University, I would like to extend my warmest welcome to all of you here to the 2009 Asian International Model United Nations Conference!

AIMUN has become one of the most popular events among top students from colleges and universities all over the world to discuss and come out with feasible solutions to the many crucial, global issues. Since our School’s ever dedication is to nurture future leaders in political, academic, and business worlds with rich knowledge of international politics and diplomacy, we feel particularly privileged and honored to have the opportunity of sponsoring such a major international college event to provide a platform for college students from all over the world to exchange your views and work for a just, peaceful and prosperous world through your joint efforts.

In today’s world, seeking mutual understanding and trust between nations has become the consensus around the world and the cooperation of different nations, the call of the time, which could be best manifested in world-wide endeavor in coping with this year’s global financial turbulence and many other non-traditional threats. Given its informal settings of AIMUN 2009, it is my hope that it would once again become an important venue for all of you to express your independent opinions and to come up with more future-orientated and creative solutions to solve the problems that the international society is facing in our world today.

I strongly believe that this conference will be an extremely useful platform for all of you here to interact and work together, thereby building long-lasting friendships and having a better understanding of different cultures. Furthermore, while you are all here to attend the Model UN conference with the conviction that your efforts can make a difference, you will certainly carry this same conviction to various parts of the world in the future and help make the world a better place.

On behalf of all the faculty and students of the School of International Studies, I would like to wish AIMUN 2009 an astounding success and your stay in Beijing totally enjoyable.

Thank you!

王缉思

School of International Studies,

Peking University

7 | About Our Main Sponsors

About Our Sponsors

Main Sponsor: Peking University Education FoundationThe Peking University Education Foundation (PKUEF), which is registered under the People’s

Republic of China’s Ministry of Civil Affairs on July 1995, is a non-profit organization that aims to raise

funds for Peking University. Its main role is to manage the donations and sponsorships received to

foster the development of the university in various aspects including teaching, research, scholarships,

financial aids and campus construction.

Over the years, the Peking University Education Foundation has served as an important bridge

allowing for more communication between the university and the society, especially the alumni.

The continuous support coming from all walks of life is crucial for Peking University to stand out

among universities worldwide with the high quality of teaching and research. Furthermore, these

kind donations have allowed PKUEF to help many students to further their education and pursue

their interests by giving them scholarships and financial aids. Looking into the future, the Peking

University Education Fund will seek to consistently seek ways to improve itself in order to better aid

the University in achieving its aim of becoming a world-class institution.

8 | About Our Main Sponsors

China Universities Alumni Association

Founded in 1987, China Universities Alumni Association (CUAA) is a non-governmental organization

which aims at promoting alumni exchange and contribute to the vitalization and modernization

of China and the world peace through extensive contacts with alumni, universities and research

institutes.

In the past 20 years, as an alumni-oriented organization, CUAA has developed its own alumni

network across China. It organized or supported a lot of academic exchange activities, which consist

of academic seminars, scholar exchange and international conference.

CUAA looks forward to establishing close relationship with universities or its alumni organization both

at home and abroad.

11 | Introduction of the Organizers

Introduction of the Organizers

Peking University

Peking University is a comprehensive and national key university. The campus, known as "Yan

Yuan"(the garden of Yan), is situated at Haidian District in the western suburb of Beijing, with a total

area of 2,743,532 square metres (or 274 hectares). It stands near to the Yuanmingyuan Garden and

the Summer Palace.

Peking University is proud of its outstanding faculty, including 53 members of the Chinese Academy

of Sciences (CAS), 7 members of the Chinese Academy of Engineering (CAE), and 14 members of the

Third World Academy of Sciences (TWAS).

The university has effectively combined research on important scientific subjects with the training

of personnel with a high level of specialized knowledge and professional skill as demanded by the

country's socialist modernization. It strives not only for improvements in teaching and research work,

but also for the promotion of interaction and mutual promotion among various disciplines.

Thus Peking University has become a center for teaching and research and a university of a new

type, embracing diverse branches of learning such as basic and applied sciences, social sciences

and the humanities, and sciences of medicine, management, and education. Its aim is to rank among

the world's best universities in the future.

The School of International Studies, Peking University

The School of International Studies (SIS) of Peking University is the first of its kind among Chinese

universities. It is an important teaching and research institution devoted to the training of specialized

talents in international politics, international political economy and diplomacy.

12 | Introduction of the Organizers

Founded in 1996, the origins of SIS can be traced back to the former Department of Political

Science established in 1960. SIS is now organized into three departments and three institutes: the

Department of International Politics, the Department of Diplomacy and Foreign Affairs Management,

the Department of International Political Economy; the Institute of International Relations, the Institute

of Afro-Asian Studies, and the Institute of World Socialism.

Currently, SIS has 51 faculty members, with 21 full professors, 26 associate professors and 4

lecturers. In the fall semester of 2008, SIS holds an enrollment of 809 students, of whom 442 are in

regular undergraduate programs, and 367 in graduate programs. Among these students, 219 are from

overseas.

Peking University Model United Nations Association

Peking University Model United Nations Association (PKUMUN) is a student-run organization founded

in 2001. It became the first established MUN program in mainland China.

PKUMUN has focused its efforts on raising awareness among Chinese university students about the

important social and economic issues that the UN is involved in. Every year, PKUMUN sends around

80 top students to participate in various MUN conferences both within China and around the world,

including the Harvard National MUN, the European International MUN, and UNA-CHINA MUN. It has

successfully held 5 Annual Peking University Model United Nations Conferences and co-hosted the

Harvard World MUN in 2006. In co-operation with UNA-USA, PKUMUN is also actively promoting this

activity among Chinese high school students.

With the vision, global perspectives, diligence, and passion of its members, PKUMUN has garnered a

sterling reputation in PKU and has strong influence over other collegiate MUN programs within China.

Despite facing stiff competition from over 160 student associations, PKUMUN was awarded the

Peking University Best Students’ Association Award consecutively in both 2007 and 2008.

15 | Introduction of the Secretariat

Introduction of the Secretariat

Secretary GeneralWANG DingnanDear delegates, welcome on board AIMUN 2009! I am a junior currently pursuing an

undergraduate degree in International Politics at Peking University. On behalf of all

the Secretariat and Dais this year, I would like to share our AIMUN passion with all of

you and I sincerely hope that this 4-day conference would be an extremely fulfilling

time for you to enrich your academic experience and make new friends from different

countries.

Director GeneralSUN LuTo be involved in organizing the first AIMUN after the Beijing Olympics is both

a pleasure and pressure for me. Together with my supportive and hardworking

colleagues, we have been working hard to make AIMUN 2009 more splendid than

ever. With AIMUN maturing and getting more international every year, I hope that we

are slowly achieving the goal which was set in the first place, that is, to make AIMUN

a truly influential MUN conference around the world. However, above all, if we are the

ones that make this conference happen, you are the ones that make this conference

marvelous! Dear delegates, once again, welcome to AIMUN 2009!

16 | Introduction of the Secretariat 17 | Introduction of the Secretariat

Chief Finance OfficerMA ZhiyaoHi guys, this is Ma Zhiyao here. I am currently a sophomore in the School of

International Studies, Peking University. I am also the Chief Finance Officer of

AIMUN2009 and the whole organizing experience has been a great one thus far.

I am really glad to have all of you here in AIMUN 2009! You have made a great

choice to come and join us in this big party of MUN conference and I am sure all

the secretariat and dais members will do our best to provide you a most memorable

experience. Hope you will enjoy your stay here!

Director of Delegate LiaisonYIN HangHi, this is Yin Hang, Doris, director of delegate liaison in AIMUN 2009.

I am honored to have all of you here, and I promise to put in my utmost efforts to

create a comfortable and memorable conference. Should you run into any trouble or

simply want to share your joy with someone, do not hesitate to turn to me!

Delegate Liaison OfficerFANG Weiyun, VivianGreetings to all AIMUN 2009 participants! I am a sophomore of the School of Foreign

Languages in Peking University. As the delegate liaison officer in charge of universities

within mainland China, I have been in frequent contact with many of our delegates

over the past 9 months. During this period, I must say that I am deeply impressed and

inspired by your enthusiasm about AIMUN. It is our hope that we can provide the best

delegate services for you, to make you feel at home in this big family of AIMUN!

Delegate Liaison OfficerCHEN XiwenHello dear delegates, as the one responsible for liaising delegates from universities

outside the Asian region, I have been in contact with some of you quite frequently

over the past several months. Perhaps, I might have also met some of you in AIMUN

2008 or the Harvard World MUN 2008 in Mexico. I enjoy playing the piano, singing,

jazz-dancing and ice-skating during my leisure time. I am currently a sophomore in

the Department of Philosophy. As a Beijinger, I am excited to provide you with more

travelling information and am always glad to show you around my hometown. With

all our efforts, I am confident that your AIMUN 2009 will definitely be an unforgettable

experience!

Director of CommitteesPENG LING YuzheHello, my name is Peng Ling Yuzhe (Peggy Ling). This is my third year in Peking

University, and my third AIMUN. Not only have I had much fun in AIMUN, I also feel

that I have grown a lot throughout the past 3 conferences. I really hope you will feel

the same too!

Welcome!

Director of CommitteesMichelle LOWHello! Welcome to AIMUN 2009! I am Michelle, one of the academic directors of this

year’s conference. I am a Singaporean majoring in International Relations here at

Peking University. The Secretariat and Dais members spent nearly a year preparing

for this huge event and we will continue putting in our utmost best to create an

unforgettable MUN experience for all of you! Of course, MUN is not just about serious

work. After the conference, do spend time exploring this cosmopolitan yet traditional

city!

18 | Introduction of the Secretariat 19 | Introduction of the Secretariat

Director of TechnologyZHU ChengHi, everyone! Welcome to AIMUN 2009!

My name is Zhu Cheng and it's my great honor to serve as your Director of

Technology. I am a sophomore from the Department of Chinese Language and

Literature, majoring in Computational Linguistics, and this is my second year in

AIMUN. Besides enjoying playing basketball and reading, I also love meeting different

people and making new friends. I sincerely hope that you will have an unforgettable

experience during the AIMUN 2009 Conference here in Peking University this March.

Director of Public RelationsDU Jinhao, GabrielHey my dear delegates, I cannot wait to see you all! It is definitely my honor to serve

you all as the director of Public Relations this year. AIMUN 2009 is your stage and our

feast! Just welcome and help yourself! I hope that you can enjoy every moment here

in AIMUN and should you have any problems, I am always there for you.

Director of Public RelationsPENG WeiWelcome to AIMUN 2009 and Peking University. As an Environmental Science major, I

feel honored to share with you the spirit of a green MUN conference and its dedication

towards a more harmonious world. Together with Gabriel, we have been working hard

on garnering sponsorship. It has certainly been a challenging but meaningful year

for me. Most importantly, I am really looking forward that AIMUN 2009 would be an

amazing experience for each and every one of us!

Director of BusinessLI CongzhouI am Joe from the School of International Studies. It is my third year in PKU as well as

AIMUN. As the director of Business, I am in charge of Social Events and Souvenirs

this year. It is my pleasure to work together with other staff in AIMUN 2009 and to

serve you all delegates. I hope that you will enjoy yourselves and bring back much

unforgettable memories! The experience of AIMUN 2009 will be a story you cannot

help telling others and will never forget.

Business CoordinatorZHOU JunHey, I am really lucky to be part of the AIMUN family with you all. My name is Zhou

Jun, a sophomore from the Department of Urban and Environmental Science, Peking

University. As the Business Coordinator, it is my great honor to ensure that you all will

an enjoyable time at the various social events. Stressful committee sessions aside,

I sincerely hope that you will have much fun and enjoy yourselves to the fullest in

AIMUN2009.

Public Relations OfficerLIAO XianHello! I’m Tracy Liao, a freshman from the School of International Studies, Peking

University. I’m an outgoing and easygoing girl, and I’d really love to make friends

with all kinds of people, so when you’re looking for a friend, you can turn to me. Also,

I have a good command of oral English, so when you’re looking for an interpreter,

you can still turn to me for help. Apart from that, my job mainly concerns volunteer

organizing. When you’re looking for volunteers to help you with something, I’m the

right person that you should ask for help. Finally, I always have a strong desire to

give you the best service, so when you’re looking for a problem solver, I’m definitely

a good choice. Anyway, whenever you need help, I’m glad to try my best to bring you

greatest joy, thank you!

20 | Conference Schedule 21 | Conference Schedule

Conference Schedule

Thursday, March 1208:00 – 12:00 Registration Block C, School of International Studies (SIS)

08:00 – 12:00 Delegate Services Open Block C, SIS

08:30 – 11:30Campus Tour(Available every 60 minutes)

Gather at Block C, SIS

12:00 – 13:30 Lunch Campus/Around Campus

14:00 – 15:30 Opening Ceremony Sunny Hall, Ying Jie Exchange Center

17:30 – 19:00 Dinner Campus/Around Campus

19:00 – 21:00 Welcome PartyUrban BackyardGather at respective hotel lobby or Block C, SIS at 19:00

Friday, March 1308:00 – 17:00 Computer Lab Open Room 112, 237, 337

08:00 – 17:00 Delegate Services OpenBamboo Garden Café, Ground Floor, Leo KoGuan Building (LKG Bldg)

08:00 – 09:00 Rules of Procedures Training See Committees Page for exact venue

09:00 – 12:00 Committee Session 1 See Committees Page for exact venue



17:00 – 17:45Faculty Advisor/Head Delegate Meeting

Meeting Room 127, LKG Bldg


19:00 – 21:00 Club NightTusPark ClubGather at respective hotel lobby or at the main entrance of LKG Bldg at 19:00

*Mandatory events are highlighted

Saturday, March 1408:30 – 17:00 Computer Lab Open Room 112, 237, 337

08:30 – 17:00 Delegate Services Open Bamboo Garden Café, Ground Floor, LKG Bldg




17:00 – 18:00Faculty Advisor/Head Delegate Meeting

Meeting Room 127, LKG Bldg


19:00 – 22:00 Farewell CabaretBar PepperGather at respective hotel lobby or the main entrance of LKG Bldg at 19:00

Sunday, March 1508:30 – 12:00 Computer Lab Open Room 112, 237, 337

08:30 – 12:00 Delegate Services Open Bamboo Garden Café, Ground Floor, LKG Bldg



14:00 – 15:30 Closing Ceremony Qiu Lin Auditorium, Block C, SIS

22 | Committee Venues

Committee Venues

1 United Nations General Assembly – Legal Committee (GA)Venue: Conference Room 342, Leo KoGuan Building

2 Security Council (SC)Venue: Conference Room 202, Leo KoGuan Building

3 United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP)Venue: Conference Room 126, Leo KoGuan Building (March 13 – 14)

Conference Room 134, Leo KoGuan Building (March 15)

4 United Nations World Travel Organization (UNWTO)Venue: Conference Room 203, Leo KoGuan Building

5 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)Venue: Conference Room 241, Leo KoGuan Building

6 United Nations Children’s Fund Executive Board (UNICEF)Venue: Conference Room 133B, Leo KoGuan Building

7 ASEAN 10+3 Ministerial Meeting (ASEAN)Venue: Conference Room 133A, Leo KoGuan Building

8 United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)Venue: Conference Room 127, Leo KoGuan Building

9 Ambassadors ProgramVenue: Conference Room 337, Leo KoGuan Building

10 Historical Security Council（安理会历史会议）Venue: Conference Room 204, Leo KoGuan Building

11 Asian Development Bank（亚洲开发银行）Venue: Conference Room 205, Leo KoGuan Building

12 Non-Governmental Organizations Program (NGO)Venue: Conference Room 237, Leo KoGuan Building

23 | Committee Venues

24 | Committees and Topics 25 | Committees and Topics

Committee, Topics and Advisors

English Language Committees

1 United Nations General Assembly – Legal Committee (GA)Topic A: International Terrorism

Topic B: Climate Change

2 Security Council (SC)Topic A: Children and Armed Conflict

Topic B: Situation in Iran

Advisor: Associate Professor WANG Lian, School of International Studies, Peking University

3 United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP)Topic A: Energy Crisis

Topic B: Sustainable Bio-energy

Advisors: Professor ZHA Dao Jiong, School of International Studies, Peking University and Professor

QIN Ming Rui, Department of Sociology, Peking University

4 United Nations World Travel Organization (UNWTO)Topic: Sustainable Tourism: Responding to Global Warming

Advisor: Professor WU Bihu, School of Environment, Peking University

5 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)Topic A: Dialogue among Cultures: Protecting Indigenous Cultures in a Globalizing World

Topic B: Education for All (EFA 2009): Gender Equality in Education

Advisor: Professor WANG Wan, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

6 United Nations Children’s Fund Executive Board (UNICEF)

Topic: Draft Country Programs

Advisor: Professor BAI Guimei, School of Law, Peking University

7 ASEAN 10+3 Ministerial Meeting (ASEAN)Topic A: Cooperation in Mekong

Topic B: Piracy off the Straits of Malacca

Advisor: Associate Professor WEI Min, School of International Studies, Peking University

8 United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)Topic A: Protecting Intellectual Property Rights in the Asia-Pacific area

Topic B: Emergency Management in the Asia-Pacific area

Advisor: Associate Professor CHEN An, Institute of Policy and Management, Chinese Academy of

Sciences

9 Ambassadors Program

10 Non-Governmental Organizations Program (NGO)Topic: UN Millennium Development Goals and Grant Proposal

Advisor: Mr. LI Jing, former program manager at United Nations Development Program (China)

26 | Committees and Topics

Chinese Language Committees

1 Historical Security Council（安理会历史会议）Topic A: Situation in East Timor （东帝汶局势）

Topic B: 1999 Kosovo Crisis （1999年科索沃危机）

Advisor: Professor YANG Bao Yun, School of International Studies, Peking University

2 Asian Development Bank（亚洲开发银行）Topic: Credit Program（审议贷款项目）

Advisor: Dr. Elaine CHAO, 24th United States Secretary of Labor

29 | Introduction to the Dais

Introduction of Dais

United Nations General Assembly- Legal Committee (GA-Legal)From left:

HU YANG Xiaoxiao

LIU Meng Xing

GAO Ertan (Co-director)

CHEN Yafan (Co-director)

JEOUNG Da Eun

Security Council (SC)From left:

XU Man

CHAN Wai Kit (Director)

JIN Di

Nuraily ABLIZ

YOON Sung Min (absent)

30 | Introduction to the Dais 31 | Introduction to the Dais

United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP)From left:

JIN Hyungwon

Cecilia SZE (Director)

MA Xiaobai

Pichayanin WANGCHALABOVORN

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)From left:

HE Tianyu

CHENG Yu (Director)

TAN Fong Wei Johnny

United Nations Children’s Fund Executive Board (UNICEF)From left:

YOON Young Ik

WANG Jingyao (Director)

YANG Rucheng

GUO Yunwen Yvonne

ASEAN 10+3 Ministerial Meeting (ASEAN)From left:

ZHANG Dantong

LI Jingyu (Director)

KIM Sujin

United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)From left:

WANG Xifei (Director)

Spike NOWAK

KIM Ah Ram

Zhang Wei (Absent)

United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)From left:

NG Jin Xiang Kelvin

XU Yang

WU Di (Director)

32 | Introduction to the Dais 33 | Introduction to the Dais

Historical Security Council (HSC)From left:

SUN Yuan

ZHAO Mingyue (Director)

KANG Dongyang

LI Luyao

Ambassadors ProgramFrom left:

LIN Kun (Co-manager)

Jesse JACOBS (Co-manager)

CHENG Yaman

Non-Governmental Organizations Program (NGO Program)From left:

TAY Hui Mun (Co-director)

ZOU Yang (Co-director)

YIN Weiwen

Asian Development Bank (ADB)From left:

WANG Lihuan

ZHENG Xin (Co-director)

ZHANG Chi (Co-director)

SUN Xian

All Members of MUN Dias

35 | Participating Universities

Participating Universities

Amur State University (Russian Federation) 俄罗斯阿穆尔国立大学

Anton de Kom University of Suriname (Suriname) 苏里南安东· 德· 康大学

Aoyama Gakuin University (Japan) 日本青山大学

Beijing City University 北京城市学院

Beijing Foreign Studies University 北京外国语大学

Beijing Jiaotong University 北京交通大学

Beijing Language and Culture University 北京语言大学

Beijing Normal University 北京师范大学

Beijing Technology and Business University 北京工商大学

Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics 北京航天航空大学

Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications 北京邮电大学

Beijing University of Technology 北京工业大学

Bond University (Australia) 澳大利亚邦德大学

Capital University of Economics and Business 首都经贸大学

Central University of Finance and Economics 中央财经大学

China Agriculture University 中国农业大学

China Foreign Affairs University 外交学院

36 | Participating Universities 37 | Participating Universities

China University of Petroleum (Beijing) 中国石油大学（北京）

China University of Petroleum (East China) 中国石油大学（华东）

China University of Political Science and Law 中国政法大学

China Youth University for Political Sciences 中国青年政治学院

College of Information and Business, North University Of China 中北大学信息商务学院

Communication University of China 中国传媒大学

Dalian University of Foreign Languages 大连外国语学院

De La Salle - College of Saint Benilde (Philippines) 菲律宾德拉萨-圣百尼德学院

Donghua University 东华大学

East China University of Political Science and Law 华东政法大学

Ewha Women's University (Republic of Korea) 韩国梨花女子大学

Fudan University 复旦大学

Gadjah Mada University (Indonesia) 印度尼西亚卡渣玛达大学

Helwan University (Eygpt) 埃及阿勒旺大学

Hong Kong Baptist University 香港浸会大学

Hong Kong Institute of Education 香港教育学院

Hong Kong University of Science & Technology 香港科技大学

Hosei University (Japan) 日本法政大学

Huazhong Agricultural University 华中农业大学

Huazhong Normal University 华中师范大学

Huazhong University of Science and Technology 华中科技大学

Hunan University 湖南大学

Indonesian Student Association for International Studies (Indonesia) 印度尼西亚学生国际关系协会

Inner Mongolia University 内蒙古大学

Jilin Normal University 吉林师范大学

Jilin University 吉林大学

Korea University (Republic of Korea) 韩国高丽大学

Kyunghee University (Republic of Korea) 韩国庆熙大学

Lanzhou University 兰州大学

London School of Economics and Political Science (United Kingdom) 英国伦敦政治经济学院

NanKai University 南开大学

National University of Singapore (Singapore) 新加坡国立大学

North University of China 中北大学

Northeast Normal University 东北师范大学

Northwestern Polytechnic University 西北工业大学

Renmin University of China 人民大学

Rikkyo University (Japan) 日本立教大学

Saarland University (Germany) 德国萨尔兰大学

Shaanxi University of Science and Technology 陕西科技大学

Shanghai Jiaotong University 上海交通大学

Sichuan Normal University 四川师范大学

Singapore Management University (Singapore) 新加坡管理大学

Southwest University of Political Science and Law 西南政法大学

Southwestern University of Finance and Economics 西南财经大学

ST. Francis Methodist School (Singapore) 新加坡圣法兰西斯学院

Sun Yat-sen Universit 中山大学

Sun Yat-sen University (Zhuhai Campus) 中山大学（珠海校区）

SZA Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology (Pakistan) 巴基斯坦布托科技学院

Technical University of Berlin (Germany) 柏林科技大学

The University of Nottingham, Ningbo 诺丁汉大学宁波分校

38 | Participating Universities

Tokyo Gakugei University (Japan) 日本东京学艺大学

Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (Japan) 日本东京外国语大学

Tsinghua University 清华大学

Tsuda Collage (Japan) 日本津田塾大学

University of International Relations 国际关系学院

University of Macau 澳门大学

University of Tuebingen (Germany) 德国图宾根大学

University of Lagos (Nigeria) 尼日利亚拉各斯大学

University of the Pacific (USA) 美国太平洋大学

University of Warwick (Great Britain) 英国华威大学

University of Wuerzburg (Germany) 德国维尔茨堡大学

Waseda University (Japan) 日本早稻田大学

Wuhan University 武汉大学

Xi’an International Studies University 西安外国语大学

Xi’an Jiaotong University 西安交通大学

Xi’an University of Science and Technology 西安科技大学

Xiamen University 厦门大学

Yanbian University 延边大学

Zhejiang University 浙江大学

Zhongnan University of Economics and Law 中南财经政法大学

Zhongnan University of Economics and Law (College of Politics) 中南财经政法大学政治学系

41 | Country Representation

Amur State University Republic of Korea

Anton de Kom University of Suriname Bahamas

Aoyama Gakuin University Greece

Beijing City University Zimbabwe, NGO

Beijing Foreign Studies UniversityGeorgia, France, United States of America

Beijing Jiaotong University Norway

Beijing Language and Culture University Singapore, Brazil

Beijing Normal UniversityCentral African Republic, Portugal, Panama, Belgium

Beijing Technology and Business University Cameroon, Fiji, Micronesia

Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics Australia, Namibia, United Kingdom

Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications Spain, Pakistan, NGO

Beijing University of Technology Madagascar, Japan (observer)

Bond University India, Libyan, China

Capital University of Economics and Business Cambodia, Pakistan, Armenia

Central University of Finance and Economics New Zealand, Afghanistan

China Agriculture University Sweden (Observer)

China Foreign Affairs University Japan, NGO

China University of Petroleum (Beijing) Kazakhstan, Kiribati

China University of Petroleum (East China) Turkmenistan, Romania, Gabon

China University of Political Science and Law Australia, Japan

China Youth University for Political Sciences Malaysia

College of Information and Business, North University of China Netherlands, Switzerland

Communication University of China Bangladesh, Kiribati

Dalian University of Foreign Languages Chile

De La Salle - College of Saint Benilde Myanmar

Donghua University Panama, Singapore, Bhutan

Country Representation

42 | Country Representation 43 | Country Representation

East China University of Political Science and Law Tonga, Palau, Australia(Observer)

Ewha Women's UniversityChina, Mauritania, Canada (observer)

Fudan UniversityRussian Federation, Finland, Republic of Korea

Gadjah Mada University Croatia, Mali, China, Turkmenistan

Helwan University India, Libyan, China

Hong Kong Baptist University Brazil

Hong Kong Institute of Education Iran

Hong Kong University of Science & Technology Thailand

Hosei University Brunei Darussalam

Huazhong Agricultural University Sri Lanka

Huazhong Normal University Austria

Huazhong University of Science and Technology Burkina Faso

Hunan University Cameroon, Cuba, Thailand

Indonesian Student Association for International Studies Spain

Inner Mongolia University Micronesia, Libyan, Haiti

Jilin Normal University Turkey, Gambia

Jilin University Kyrgyzstan, Nepal

Korea University Iran

Kyunghee University Ethiopia, Mexico

Lanzhou University Maldives

London School of Economics and Political ScienceUnited States of America, Netherlands

NanKai University Sweden, Azerbaijan

National University of Singapore Libyan, Pakistan, Cambodia, China

North University of ChinaFinland, Guatemala, Antigua and Barbuda, Marshall Islands

Northeast Normal University Colombia, NGO

Northwestern Polytechnic University India

Renmin University of China South Africa

Rikkyo University Brunei Darussalam

Saarland University Greece

Shaanxi University of Science and Technology Marshall Islands

Shanghai Jiaotong University Vietnam

Sichuan Normal University Argentina, Georgia

Singapore Management University Serbia

Southwest University of Political Science and LawSolomon Islands, Palau, Switzerland, Portugal, NGO

Southwestern University of Finance and EconomicsFrance, Philippines, United States of America

ST. Francis Methodist School Solomon Islands, Norway

Sun Yat-sen UniversityAntigua and Barbuda, Thailand, Nauru, NGO

Sun Yat-sen University (Zhuhai Campus) Norway, Pakistan

SZA Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology Tajikistan, China, Turkmenistan

The University of Nottingham, NingboVietnam, Laos, Republic of Korea, France, Rwanda, India (observer), United Kingdom (observer)

The International English Gymnasium of Södermalm Zimbabwe, Belgium, Cuba, NGO

Tokyo Gakugei University Brunei Darussalam

Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Thailand

Tsinghua University United Kingdom, NGO

Tsuda College Brunei Darussalam

University of International Relations China, Italy, Canada

University of Macau Philippines, Laos, NGO

University of Tuebingen DPR Korea, France, Sweden, Laos

University of Lagos Papua New Guinea, Gabon, NGO

University of the Pacific Australia

University of Warwick Belgium

University of WuerzburgRussian Federation, Kiribati, United States of America (observer)

Waseda University Thailand

Wuhan University Indonesia

Xi’an International Studies University Germany

Xi’an Jiaotong UniversityArgentina, Indonesia, United States of America (observer)

Xi’an University of Science and Technology Italy, NGO

Xiamen UniversityNamibia, Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, Bahrain

Yanbian University Mongolia, Germany (Observer)

Zhejiang University Nepal, France

Zhongnan University of Economics and LawUnited Kingdom, Costa Rica, Canada

Zhongnan University of Economics and Law (College of Politics) Malaysia

45 | Administration and Services

Administration and Services

Delegate Services

The Delegate Services counter is the communications and resource center for the conference. It

serves several key functions: information about the conference and Beijing will be made available; the

conference schedule will be posted, along with any changes; lost & found; delegates can also replace

lost conference materials such as badges, placards, handbooks, and certificates of participation.

Tickets for social events will also be on sale and messages may be left for staff members. At least

one member of the AIMUN Executive Committee will be there to answer questions and listen to any

problems and suggestions. Any comments or complaints about the conference, the accommodation

and meals can also be directed to the Delegate Services counter.

Conference Materials

Upon registration, each delegation will be provided with the relevant conference materials. All

delegates should receive a conference handbook, academic handbook, delegate badge and

certificate of participation. Replacement of misplaced conference materials can be made at the

Delegate Services counter at the following rates:

Conference Handbook RMB ¥ 20

Academic Handbook RMB ¥ 10

Delegate Badge RMB ¥ 5

Placard RMB ¥ 30

Certificate of Participation RMB ¥ 10

All items subject to availability

46 | Administration and Services 47 | Administration and Services

Identification Badges/Placards

AIMUN Country Placards are used for identification of represented countries during committee

session. All delegates will be given his/her placard at the beginning of each session. This placard

should be left in the committee room at the end of each session and will be collected by the Dais. The

Dais will not recognize any self-made placards. Any replacement of placards will be charged at a fee

of RMB ¥ 30.

Delegate badges must be worn at all times and are required for admission to conference events.

Badges are color-coded as follows for easy recognition:

Delegates/Faculty Advisors – AIMUN Pink

AIMUN Secretariat – Red

Committee Dais – Green

Volunteers – Orange

AIMUN DAILY Reporter – Light Blue

Observer – Yellow

Others (Guests/Media) – Blue

Technology Availability

Public computers with Internet access, printers, and copiers will be available for your research

purposes at the conference venue. Please note that documents can be only printed or copied for

distribution to the committee after they have been approved by the Director of the committee.

Delegates are expected to use good judgment when using the Internet resources. Conference

computers are to be used for research purposes only. Content restrictions and time limits will be

enforced, and delegates are asked to be mindful of others waiting in line.

Laptop Policy

Delegates may not use laptops in committee rooms during formal sessions.

AIMUN Secretariat Red

Delegates/Faculty Advisors AIMUN Pink

Committee Dais Green

Volunteers Orange

AIMUN DAILY Reporter Light Blue

Observer Yellow

Others (Guests/Media) Blue

Printing and Copying Services

The Dais can assist you with all printing and photocopying needs concerning documents for

distribution to your committee. Please be sure to submit your request early because of expected high

demand for these services, and make your request clear. If you would like to print a working paper

or draft resolution, please save a copy to a USB flash memory drive and specify in the note to Dais

exactly which file is to be printed.

Printing Notice

In order to reduce wastage, double-sided printing is used to produce all conference papers. Two

working papers within one page are suggested to be submitted at the same time, so as to fully utilize

both sides of the paper.

Head Delegate and Faculty Advisor Meetings

All Faculty Advisors and Head Delegates are required to attend the daily Head Delegate and Faculty

Advisor Meetings. Members of the AIMUN Executive Committee will be conducting these meetings

and we welcome your feedbacks, suggestions and questions. Any issues brought up during these

meetings will be addressed as soon as possible, and specific information related to individual

committees will be relayed to the specific committee before the next session.

Dress Code

Formal attire is required at conference venue. For the Ball on the second evening, formal attire for

dancing is necessary.

Awards

Best Delegate Award: Depending on the size of individual committees, up to three delegates

from every committee will be awarded the “Best Delegate” award. This award is given to delegates

who have displayed outstanding and well-rounded performance throughout the entire conference.

Delegates will be judged not only on their performance during the conference itself, but on their

position papers as well.

Best Ambassador Award: One ambassador will be awarded the “Best Ambassador” award. This

award is given to the ambassador who has displayed outstanding performance in leading and

48 | Administration and Services

coordinating his/her country’s delegation such that his/her country’s policies are in-line and consistent

with their national interests.

Best Delegation Award: Up to ten schools will be awarded the “Best Delegation” award. This award

is given to schools whose delegates have been producing consistent, high-quality performance

throughout the different committees. Delegations will be judged based on the holistic assessment of

all their delegates in various committees.

Best Position Paper Award: One delegate from every conventional committee will be awarded

the “Best Position Paper” award. This award is judged based on how well delegates explain their

individual countries’ position on the issues the committee is discussing.

Best Journalist Award: One to two journalists will be awarded the “Best Journalist” award. This

award is given to journalists who have been producing outstanding reports detailing the flow of the

entire conference, allowing delegates to know the progress of other committees.

Conference Staff

AIMUN Executive Committee. The members of the AIMUN Executive Committee are available

to address any questions or concerns that may arise. They are best equipped to answer inquiries

regarding Beijing, what to do, and where to go.

Committee Staff (Dais and Program Managers). The primary job of the committee staff is to work

with the delegates in achieving the goals of the conference. Each committee has a Director (or co-

directors) and several Assistant Directors. The Director is the substantive and procedural expert on

the issues to be discussed in the committee. Prior to the conference, the Director is the individual

that chose the committee’s topic areas and prepared the study guide. At the conference, the Director

will chair the committee when it is in formal session. The Director is responsible for overseeing the

committee proceedings and ensuring that all aspects of the topic area have been addressed. The

Assistant Directors are additional dais members who help guide committee sessions. They aid the

Director by answering delegate’s questions, monitoring bloc during caucus, providing feedback

on delegate ideas, and keeping track of the speaker’s list, votes, and other procedural motions.

Delegates should first talk to Assistant Directors about getting materials printed or copied.

50 | Social Events Introduction 51 | Social Events Introduction

Social Events Introduction

Thursday, March 12

Campus TourFrom 0930hrs to 1130hrs, all delegates are welcome to participate in our campus tour. Volunteers will

show you around the historical campus of Peking University, which used to be a sprawling imperial

garden during the Qing Dynasty. You would be able to visit the renowned Nameless Lake and Boya

Tower as well as other historically significant sites.

Time: From 0930hrs to 1130hrs, every 60 minutes

Venue: Starts from Block C, School of International Studies

Thursday, March 12

Welcome PartyThe Welcome Party serves as a cocktail reception to provide a high-profile environment for ice-

breaking. All delegates are invited to attend the formal event which is set in a traditional China

context. Unique Chinese desserts and pastries would be served buffet style, as well as a free flow of

drinks. This is an excellent opportunity to network with fellow delegates and get to know them better

before the start of the conference. Don’t miss this valuable opportunity.

Time: 1900hrs to 2100 hrs

Venue: Urban Backyard

Fee: Free

Attire: Formal

Friday, March 13

Club NightA great dancing ball will be open to all delegates in the evening! We invite all delegates to join us

after a day of conference to relax for the night. On the dance floor, you can either make new friends

or further communicate with your fellow delegates. You can also choose to be the dancing king or

queen of the night! Don’t hesitate to reach out for more hugs, more friendliness and more fun.

Time: 1900hrs to 2100hrs

Venue: TusPark Club

Fee: 30 RMB

Attire: Party

Saturday, March 14

Farewell CabaretThe cabaret night will be incredibly rich in content with several components. We will have a Global

Village section where delegates will be given stalls to display various aspects of their culture and

tradition (such as ornaments, pictures, flags, snacks and drinks). Furthermore, our talented delegates

are encouraged to prepare cultural performances. Contemporary items are also welcome. The AIMUN

secretariat will also provide entertainment that fuses Chinese and international elements to spice up

the evening.

Time: 1900hrs to 2200hrs

Venue: Bar Pepper

Fee: 40 RMB

Attire: Casual

52 | Map of Peking University 53 | Map of Beijing Subway

Map of Peking University

AIMUN Logo: conference-related venues

Blue line: proposed route for AIMUN participants

Map of Beijing Subway

Percentage of Recycled Pulp in AIMUN Publication

Conference Handbook, Placard, Handbag, Rose Card, Posters 40%

Badge, Certificate of Participation 60%

Conference Academic Reference, Printing Paper, Page, Pencil 100%

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