​Topics 

  • ​The question of the self-proclaimed republics of South Ossetia and Abkhazia
  • The question of maintaining security in Nagorno-Karabakh
Greetings, delegates!

Welcome to THAIMUN XI. I am honored and privileged to serve you as the head chair of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). Since this is my second time participating in an international MUN (first time in THAIMUN X as an award-winning chair), I feel enthusiastic about guiding you through the arduous yet exciting journey of MUN. At the conference, you will enjoy debates and thoughtful idea-sharing on various topics. I can’t wait to meet you all!

My name is Yujeong Olivia Ha (she/her), and I attend an international school named Branksome Hall Asia as a G10 student. I started my MUN journey in G7 and participated in around ten conferences, three as a chair. Every MUN experience helped me grow as a person, learner, debater, and leader. I do not doubt that our experiences in THAIMUN XI will help us grow a lot!

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact [email protected].

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Yujeong Ha

Hello everyone!

I am truly grateful to serve as your chair for THAIMUN XI’s UNSC, and I can’t wait to chair for you this March. But first, a little about me. My name is Bhonkun Stananonth (Kla), and currently, I am a senior at Ruamrudee International School.

MUN has been a passion for me since my freshman year, having participated in over 10+ conferences and having chaired 6. Many people view MUN as a stepping ground to achieving their goals. When I first started participating in it, I viewed MUN the same way. However, over the years, it has transformed my life, furthering my success beyond education and giving me access to opportunities that I never knew existed. (UNESCO Aspire 2030, Future of Investment, International History Olympiad). Looking back, I hope you cherish these memories for years to come as I have done so myself.

​For further questions, please contact [email protected].

Bhonkun (Kla) Stananonth​