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United Nations Correspondents Association

Founded in 1948, the United Nations Correspondents Association (UNCA) serves as a collective platform for reporters and journalists to capture the essence of the various events taking place in the United Nations committees. Unlike traditional MUN committees representing countries, UNCA delegates recognize and embrace their roles as news agencies, which allows them to witness engaging committee discussions and generate insightful press releases. Being the voice to the general public, UNCA plays a crucial role in bridging key perspectives, ranging from international politics to environmental issues. The committee strives to spotlight the critical decisions that shape our future, and the impacts of these vital choices.

PrisMUN Times

Catch up on the latest updates by the most engrossing news agencies!

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Mishaal Ahmed, Chair

Armed with a strong passion for literature and a pen that rarely rests, Mishaal Ahmed finds inspiration in words that explore the intricacies of human thought and emotion. Her love for poetry, debate, and theatre reflects her profound appreciation for expression in all its forms — from the written page to the public stage. Mishaal believes literature is life’s most elegant rebellion and strives to bring that same creativity, insight, and conviction into the upcoming edition of Pristine Model United Nations. 

Lesandu Vethmin, Chair

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Lesandu is known for his quick-thinking and adaptability in the challenges he faces. His skills in the performing arts and creative writing shine bright through his work, taking part in UNCA as a delegate for two years, he has learned and polished the skills needed to guide his delegates through the hurdles of being a reporter. Lesandu aims to guide with compassion and empathy as a leader, hoping to unlock their full potential. A quiet soul, yet one that leads with confidence and trains with compassion and vision.

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Eliana Gabrielle, Editor-in-Chief

Resilient under pressure, Eliana always actively seeks out strategies to improve community welfare. She is a dedicated collaborator that often challenges the notion that the written word is passive in today's fast-paced society. Fueled by her writing passions, her creativity and eye for detail shine as she strives to help everyone find their potential in speaking truths. Balancing with and empathy, she leads with a gentle yet firm ethic, and an equitable treatment of everyone. Her collective years at MUN have guided her emphasis on critical analysis, nuanced thinking and communication above all in UNCA. She may be the most reserved in the room, yet her thoughts are reverberating.

Lesandu Vethmin, Chair

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