Amity International School Pushp Vihar hosted its second interschool MUN, PVOLVE 2026, from 10–12 August, bringing together 705 delegates, including 54 external and 4 international participants, across 10 diverse committees. With heated debates, strategic diplomacy and passionate deliberations, PVOLVE 2026 became more than a conference, it was a vibrant arena where ideas clashed, perspectives evolved and young leaders found their voice. From UNGA ECOFIN’s discussions on global energy markets and sovereign debt to the UNSC’s live crisis, delegates tackled pressing global issues. UNEP, UNHRC, UNCSW and UNESCO explored environmental protection, human rights, gender-responsive rebuilding and the balance between free speech and misinformation. AIPPM witnessed spirited political debates, while the Geneva AI Summit 2050 offered a futuristic AGI crisis and the Paris Peace Conference 1919 enabled delegates to reimagine history. The International Press, consisting of journalists, caricaturists, photographers and videographers captured the three-day experience. The event concluded with awards, recognition and valuable lessons in diplomacy, leadership and collaboration.
