Model United Nations (MUN)
From sports and arts to leadership and community engagement, students explore diverse opportunities that nurture holistic development.
Model United Nations (MUN)
From sports and arts to leadership and community engagement, students explore diverse opportunities that nurture holistic development.
AIMUN – 16th Edition (2025)
The 16th edition of AIMUN 2025 held at Amity University, Noida, brought together over 750 delegates from 15 nationalities, reaffirming its position as a premier platform for global diplomacy and leadership. The conference commenced with an address by Mrs. Jyoti Arora, Chargé d’Affaires, and acknowledged the visionary leadership of Dr. (Mrs.) Amita Chauhan, who was honoured with the Youth Noble Peace Prize presented by Dr. Obijiofor Aginam, Director, UNESCO MGIEP.
" Key highlights included messages from international dignitaries, the ceremonial gavel handover, and the vibrant AIMUN Cultural Festival hosted by Amity International School, Pushp Vihar, celebrating global unity under the theme “Charitra Hi Dhanottamam – Character is the Greatest Wealth.”"
The conference concluded with intensive committee deliberations and a reflective closing ceremony graced by Dr. Sheel Kant Sharma, Former Ambassador of Austria, followed by an award ceremony recognising excellence in diplomacy, marking AIMUN 2025 as a resounding success.
ISMUN 2024
ISMUN 2024 at Amity International School, Pushp Vihar, marked an engaging beginning to a series of insightful debates and diplomatic simulations. Under the guidance of the school leadership, student delegates actively participated across diverse committees, demonstrating enthusiasm and intellectual curiosity.
" Committees such as UNGA, UNSC, UNICEF, UNHRC, G20, AIPPM, UNEP, and UNCSW facilitated discussions on global security, digital rights, healthcare in conflict zones, economic stability, environmental diplomacy, and even philosophical reflections through the Upanishads committee."
Delegates showcased strong research, negotiation skills, and teamwork while addressing real-world challenges. Dynamic exchanges, moderated caucuses, and crisis updates ensured intellectually stimulating sessions, concluding the day on a high note and laying a strong foundation for meaningful deliberations ahead.
AIMUN – 16th Edition (2023)
The AIMUN 2023, held from October 11–13, witnessed the school securing the prestigious Best Delegation Award at the 16th Amity Model United Nations, organised under the aegis of the Amity Educational Resource Centre (AERC). The school also hosted the inaugural ceremony of the annual conference, which brought together 375 students, ambassadors, speakers, and distinguished guests from 3 continents and 23 cities worldwide.
" The conference was graced by Dr. (Mrs.) Amita Chauhan along with chief guest HE Apoorva Srivastava and several eminent international speakers across committees, enriching the academic discourse and global perspective of the event."
The conference featured seven committees including AIPPM, UNSC, WHO, UNHCR, G20, UNCSW, and Press Corps, where delegates actively deliberated on global agendas. A dedicated 30-member student media team published the AIMUN Times daily, documenting proceedings and key discussions, making AIMUN 2023 a highly enriching and globally engaging experience.
Cambridge MUN 2023
Cambridge University International Model United Nations High School (CUIMUN HS) 2023, held from September 21–26, saw participation from Samaya Chauhan of Class X along with eight students from various branches of the Amity Group of Schools. Organised by the Cambridge University United Nations Association, the conference provided a global platform for young delegates to engage in high-level diplomatic discourse.
" Samaya Chauhan was honoured with the Best Delegate Award in the UN Women committee, marking a significant achievement at the international level."
Amitian delegates represented committees such as the General Assembly, Food and Agriculture Organisation, United Nations Security Council, and UN Women, deliberating on agendas including bio-tech security risks in military affairs, future agrifood systems, geopolitical conflicts, and women’s role in peacebuilding. The students also interacted with Simon Gerard McDonald, Baron McDonald of Salford, a former British diplomat, and explored Cambridge along with an educational visit to London.