​Topics 

  • Assessing the role of NATO-backed humanitarian aid missions without UN-approval
  • The Bosnian Genocide (1992-1995)
My nickname is Poj and I am currently a high school senior at NIST in Bangkok. This will be my fourth THAIMUN and my third time chairing. I have also delegated internationally at large conferences such as Harvard Model Congress Asia. My hobbies include reading novels and enjoying a game of badminton (I regret to inform any of the more athletically capable of you that this is the only sport I enjoy). I’m also an avid Roblox player with a love for Rise of Nations which simulates nation-building. More importantly, I am also heavily involved at school, including leading NIST’s Service Bank and helping produce several plays. In addition to this, I also co-founded an organization aimed at reducing language barriers to learning about international affairs and MUN in Thailand named the Barriers Initiative.

In my final MUN conference, I hope that I will be able to give back to this community by facilitating a critical and constructive debate surrounding NATO’s role in humanitarian intervention so that MUN’s challenging and analytical spirit lives on.

​Chatpat (Poj) Tanavongchinda

​Aykri Sann Minn
​Hi! My name is Aykri and I’m excited to chair NATO for my last conference in high school. I started my MUN journey back in sixth grade and this will be my first time joining an international conference. I hope this conference can offer you fulfilling experiences. I’m here to help if anyone needs help.

​Sena Min