TOPICS

  • The Trojan War (1300 BCE)
  • The Rhodesia Bush War (1964-1979)
  • The Korean Axe Murder Incident (1976)
Hello Delegates!

My name is Tony, and I’m a junior at Ruamrudee International School in Bangkok, Thailand. Over the past two years of participating in MUN, I’ve attended around 14 conferences as both a delegate and a chair. This is my second time participating in THAIMUN, and it honestly is one of the best MUN experiences I’ve had. I can’t wait to see what this year’s THAIMUN has in store for us! I love history and enjoy exploring the prospect of changing historical events—either to fix them or completely reroute them to lead to an entirely different outcome. If you’ve attended HCC before, you know it’s a very fast-paced and chaotic conference. However, I assure you that my co-chairs and I will do our best to make this HCC both challenging and fun while keeping it engaging. Of course, decorum is important, but so is camaraderie. If you ever need a break from revising, feel free to message me on Instagram at imtony107 or [email protected], or email me. Whether you want to ask questions or just vent about school, I’m here for it (and probably doing the same in return).
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I can’t wait to meet all of you in March! :)

Yongnian (tony) xu

tamia (mia) montes
Hey everyone! I’m Tamia, a year 12 student at BISP and one of your front room chairs for ThaiMUN’s Historical Crisis Committee! I’m thrilled to be leading one of the most exciting
and challenging committees out there, and am looking forward to all the unique perspectives and insights I know each of you will bring to debate.

Model United Nations has been one of my favourite activities for just under two years now, and the experience has been incredible every second. When committee session’s elapsed, you can find me playing guitar, tennis, or struggling through math homework.
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That said, I’m looking forward to meeting all of
you in March, see you then!
A warm welcome to HCC! My name is Surarkrit Banditakkarakul or Mung. I’m thrilled to welcome you to our Committee and to be your Crisis Director! I’m currently studying in Triam Udom Suksa in Grade 11. By the time ThaiMUN is hosted, I would have attended 8 conferences, 4 of them as Chairs. 

With all the experiences, I hope to do my best as Crisis Director and wish that you will enjoy and have fun at HCC! I look forward to making your acquaintance.

surakrit (mung) bandittakkarakul

patthanan (ouk) ​Uthaititpitak
Hello delegates and welcome to THAIMUN’s Historical Crisis Committee! I’m Ouk, and I am eager to see you guys, make friends, have fun, refine your speaking skills, and submit your most brilliant or diabolical (probably will see more of the latter) directives you can think of this weekend!

On top of that, as an MUNer who has gone to 15 conferences and chaired four, my goal at THAIMUN is to try my best to create an environment where all delegates feel welcomed and become more confident in their speaking ability by the end.

If you have any questions or want to just want to talk, feel free to contact my Instagram at ao0ok_ or email me at [email protected]

Let's make this conference a memorable one!! : D

Hello delegates and welcome to THAIMUN’s Historical Crisis Committee! I’m Ouk, and I am eager to see you guys, make friends, have fun, refine your speaking skills, and submit your most brilliant or diabolical (probably will see more of the latter) directives you can think of this weekend!

On top of that, as an MUNer who has gone to 15 conferences and chaired four, my goal at THAIMUN is to try my best to create an environment where all delegates feel welcomed and become more confident in their speaking ability by the end.

If you have any questions or want to just want to talk, feel free to contact my Instagram at ao0ok_ or email me at [email protected]

Let's make this conference a memorable one!! : D
Delegates, welcome!

I'm David, a junior at British International School Phuket, and I'm excited to be chairing the Historical Crisis Committee at ThaiMUN this year.  In this committee, I'm eager to see you all dive into the intricacies of these events with open minds and a spirit of diplomacy(or violence).  I’m confident that together, we can create a dynamic and engaging environment where innovative ideas emerge. A bit about me: I love to play tennis, golf, and the violin.

​I look forward to meeting all of you in March! If you have any questions then feel free to contact me via email at [email protected] or any contact of your other chairs.

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David Qian