Special Convention on Religion and Terror
Siddhant Shyam
Greetings to one and all, and welcome to the United Nations Social Convention on Religion and Terror.
Before getting into the formalities, I’d like to introduce myself a little better. I’m in the 12th grade, I study humanities and have a keen interest in MUN, especially DSMUN. apart other MUN’s, DSMUN has always been very close to me and to be chairing a committee is truly a privilege. Dramatics has always been an integral part of my life in school ever since my first founder’s production. As far as sports go, I play both football and hockey further I follow football religiously, I am a huge Manchester United fan. I am an avid reader and an aspiring lawyer, I’m open to a conversation on any topic ranging from politics to sports outside the committee.
When I first got to know that I had been appointed chairperson of this committee, I sat with my deputy chairpersons and we discussed what to make of this committee, and frankly, it was an outpour of ideas which were, after much debate and discussion, put to paper. After coming to a final decision, our confluence of these ideas materialized into the committee that stands before us today. In the twenty first century theocracies around the world have been accused of being conventional as well as not being able to keep up with times.
Our committee dwells on the “Reformation of Theocracies ” and will be a treat for all delegates, who are prepared, of course; the idea behind this agenda is not to destroy but rather help the in the transition of these theocracies.
All in all, I’m hoping that the committee will be a delightful and enjoyable learning experience for one and all. Hoping to see all of you at Chandbagh very soon! Best of luck!
Sidhant Shyam
Chairperson
Special Convention on Religion and Terror
Agenda
- Reformation of the Method of Operation of Theocracies with Special Reference to The Holy See