Flavio Panduro
Vilma Milenka Mendoza Arce
Yolita is a 5th-grade student at Francisco Izquierdo Ríos School. She has been a member of the School Assembly since 2024 and was also present at the last edition of the School Parliament.
She has participated prominently in the 2024 VC MUN and the 2025 PADUA MUN. This will be her first time assuming the role of Principal.
Flavio is a 4th-grade student at Virgen Dolorosa School and actively participates in the School Assembly of the School Networks project at San Antonio de Padua School. This will be his first time at a MUN.
Letter from the director
Dear delegates,
It is an honor to address you as the Director of the Security Council at this first edition of the internal Model United Nations at the Valores y Ciencias School. My name is Yolita Martínez Alva, and my journey at MUN began right here at this school, when I had the opportunity to participate in the first Model United Nations they organized, open to students from other institutions. Since then, I have also represented my school at external conferences such as the MUN at the San Antonio de Padua School, receiving recognition in both experiences. Participating in these types of events has been truly special for me, as it has allowed me to learn, debate, propose solutions, and, above all, realize that as students we can also play an active role in addressing global issues.
The committee we are about to form will address a topic as current as it is complex: the development and use of new technologies and artificial intelligence in the military. This issue requires in-depth analysis, critical thinking, and a genuine interest in the challenges facing the international community in terms of security, ethics, and global cooperation. Beyond telling you about myself, I want to share what I value most in a delegate: authenticity, a willingness to learn, and commitment. You don't need to be an expert to shine at a MUN; all you need is the willingness to prepare, participate respectfully, and seize every opportunity to improve. To those who will be participating for the first time, I say: don't be afraid to make mistakes. We all start out without knowing much, and it's okay to feel nervous. Trust yourself, ask questions when you have doubts, and don't hesitate to support each other. And if this is your second time or more, I encourage you to give your all and be an example of leadership and collaboration.
Furthermore, I will not be alone on this journey. I will be joined by Flavio Panduro, who will be the moderator of our committee and will play a very important role. Together, we will be here to support you, guide you, and ensure that this experience is enriching for everyone. I hope this guide will be a good starting point for your research and inspire you to fully engage in the debate. I am very excited to meet you, read your position papers, and see the solutions you will be able to build.
With love and enthusiasm,
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Yolita Martínez Alva
Director of the Security Council
Model United Nations – Colegio Valores y Ciencias 2025
DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCES IN THE MILITARY FIELD
FIRST BLOCK
SECOND BLOCK
THIRD BLOCK
Accreditation and registration of delegates, opening ceremony, presentation of the panel, reading of the rules of procedure, Roll call (calling the roll of delegates present), reading of the topic and general context, reading of the official position papers from the delegates' countries on the topic under discussion. First round of general interventions (formal debate begins) Possible motions to establish the agenda or subtopics
Continuation of the formal debate (delegates request the use of the... Unmoderated debate rounds: Freer spaces for negotiation among delegates (formation of blocs, alliances). Drafting of draft resolutions: Groups of countries draft proposed solutions to the problem at hand. Drafts sent to the director for review of format and diplomatic coherence. Group review, possible amendments or merging of documents.
Formal presentation of the draft resolutions, reading of clauses and defense of proposals, space for questions, clarifications, and amendments to the document. Official voting procedure (by majority, consensus, or abstentions, depending on the committee) Adoption of the resolution (if approved) Fun time. Roses, internal committee awards. Closing remarks by delegates and presidium
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