BMUN 2025
Balochistan Model United Nations
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Executive Summary
The Balochistan Model United Nations 2025 (BMUN) is a student-led diplomatic simulation designed to redefine youth engagement, leadership, and academic discourse in Quetta. Scheduled for August 1st–3rd, 2025, and hosted at BUITEMS, this conference brings together over 250 delegates from diverse educational institutions across Balochistan, offering a platform that fuses intellectual debate, critical thinking, and global citizenship under one banner.
In a region where structured debate culture and student-led platforms remain limited, BMUN stands out as a bold initiative entirely organized by youth, for youth. From rough ideas to logistics, every aspect of this event is powered by passionate students committed to bridging the gap between local educational systems and global political literacy.
This Year's Committees
UN Women • UNHRC • CCPCJ • Pakistan National Assembly
Each agenda is rooted in real-world urgency, encouraging delegates to critically explore legal, humanitarian, political, and socio-cultural dynamics in both local and international contexts. These simulations are supported by comprehensive study guides and workshops to ensure meaningful participation, especially for first-time MUN attendees.
We invite your collaboration in helping us shape a better, more informed, and more expressive generation of young leaders in Balochistan.
About BMUN
The Balochistan Model United Nations (BMUN) represents a groundbreaking initiative in the educational landscape of Balochistan. Born from the vision of passionate students who recognized the urgent need for structured academic discourse and global awareness in the region, BMUN has emerged as the premier platform for youth engagement in Quetta.
What sets BMUN apart is its authentic student-led approach. This isn't a conference organized by adults for students – it's a movement created by young people who understand firsthand the challenges and opportunities facing their generation. Every committee, every workshop, every logistical detail has been crafted by students who are deeply invested in creating meaningful change.
BMUN serves as a bridge between the global political landscape and local realities, providing delegates with the tools to understand complex international issues while maintaining relevance to their immediate environment. Through rigorous research, structured debate, and diplomatic negotiation, participants develop not just knowledge, but the confidence and skills necessary to become effective leaders in their communities and beyond.
Vision & Objectives
Our Vision
To establish BMUN (Balochistan Model United Nations) as a flagship platform for youth leadership, political awareness, and academic diplomacy in Balochistan – a space where students don’t just learn about the world, but actively engage with it.
BMUN envisions a Quetta where students from all academic backgrounds, private and public, English and Urdu mediums can sit at the same table, debate global challenges, and develop the confidence, critical thinking, and leadership skills necessary to thrive in the modern world.
Our Mission
To normalize Model United Nations not as an elite extracurricular, but as a mainstream academic and cultural movement across the province like other cities in Pakistan.
Key Objectives
1. Empower Youth Through Global Affairs
Provide exposure to international relations, diplomatic processes, and global challenges to create informed global citizens.
2. Cultivate Confident Speakers
Develop public speaking, critical thinking, and analytical skills through structured debate and negotiation.
3. Foster Inter-School Collaboration
Create connections between diverse educational institutions across Balochistan, breaking down institutional barriers.
4. Build Sustainable MUN Culture
Establish a lasting tradition of Model United Nations in Balochistan that continues to grow and evolve.
5. Promote Inclusion & Equity
Ensure participation from all socio-economic backgrounds and educational mediums in meaningful dialogue.
6. Partner with Development Organizations
Collaborate with civic and social organizations to create real-world impact beyond the conference.
Organizing Team Overview
BMUN 2025 is a student-led initiative, built by a team of passionate young organizers committed to introducing structured, high-quality MUN culture in Balochistan. The team consists of high school and college students from across Quetta, many of whom have held key leadership roles in their institutions.
Our structure is hierarchical but collaborative, with each tier entrusted with a clearly defined set of responsibilities to ensure smooth and professional execution.
Executive Council
Afnan Khan
President
Leading the overall vision and strategic direction of BMUN 2025.
Abdullah Ayaan
Deputy President
Supporting executive leadership and coordinating between departments.
Aiman Mengal
Secretary General
Overseeing academic standards and committee preparations.
Shah Fahad
Director General
Strategic oversight and operational management.
Ezekiel Xavier
Vice President
Managing operational excellence and team coordination.
Departmental Directors
Aryan & Faisal
Finance Department
Budget management, sponsorships, and financial operations.
Ashhal & Eshaal
Media & Marketing
Publicity, social media, and communication strategies.
Amr & Mina
Logistics Department
Venue management, equipment, and operational logistics.
Farhad & Sherdil
Security Department
Safety protocols and venue security management.
Saazain & Malaika
Delegate Affairs
Registration, delegate support, and participant experience.
Event Details
Event Name
Balochistan Model United Nations (BMUN) 2025
Dates
August 1st – 3rd, 2025
Venue
BUITEMS, Quetta
Expected Participants
250+ Delegates
Duration
3 Days
Committees
4 Specialized Bodies
Structure & Format
BMUN is a three-day event featuring:
Opening Ceremony • Four Simulated Committees • Pre-Conference Workshops • Cultural Performance • Closing Ceremony & Awards
Committee Simulations
Each committee will simulate a real UN body or political forum, with moderated and unmoderated caucuses, resolution drafting, and country-specific policy debates. The committees are designed to provide diverse perspectives on global challenges while maintaining academic rigor and professional standards.
All committees follow standard MUN procedure, ensuring delegates gain authentic experience in international diplomacy, negotiation, and consensus-building. Comprehensive study guides and background materials will be provided to all participants prior to the conference.
Committees & Agendas
BMUN 2025 will simulate four diverse UN and national-level bodies, each chosen to reflect critical real-world issues and ensure intellectual diversity across disciplines. Every committee will follow standard MUN procedure, offering delegates the opportunity to engage in research-based debate, policymaking, and resolution drafting.
United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)
Agenda: "Uplifting Marginalized Youth in Urban Poor Communities: Advancing Rights, Inclusion, and Access to Sustainable Livelihoods"
Mandate: The UNHRC promotes and protects human rights globally. This committee will examine the intersection of poverty, displacement, and youth disenfranchisement, focusing on sustainable solutions to long-standing structural inequalities.
United Nations Women (UNW)
Agenda: "Ensuring Comprehensive Sexual and Reproductive Rights in Conservative Societies"
Mandate: UN Women works to empower women and promote gender equality. This committee will focus on navigating the tension between cultural norms and universal rights, exploring ways to ensure bodily autonomy and reproductive justice in restrictive contexts.
Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ)
Agenda: "State-Sanctioned Violence and the Criminalization of Dissent: Reforming International Policing and Carceral Systems"
Mandate: The CCPCJ guides international efforts to strengthen criminal justice systems and promote fair legal standards. This session will dissect state violence, policing structures, and systemic repression to reimagine justice.
Pakistan National Assembly (PNA)
Agenda: "Regulating Religious Influence in State Policy: Balancing Faith and Constitutional Governance in Pakistan"
Mandate: A simulation of Pakistan's legislative assembly, this committee provides delegates with a platform to debate national-level policies. The session will explore how to balance religious values with democratic and constitutional principles in governance.
Why BMUN Matters
In a city where youth voices are often silenced by routine, rigidity, and lack of opportunity, BMUN is a bold declaration that students in Quetta are ready to speak, think, and lead.
We've built BMUN to bridge the gap between global affairs and local realities. While delegates debate on international policy, gender rights, or protest crackdowns, they're also confronting versions of those same issues in their daily lives, in their schools, in their homes, in the news they scroll through, or the silences they live within. That's what makes BMUN different: it's intellectually honest and unapologetically relevant.
For Youth Development
BMUN provides a platform for students to develop critical thinking, public speaking, research skills, and global awareness – competencies essential for success in the modern world.
For Institutional Growth
Educational institutions benefit from enhanced academic culture, increased student engagement, and improved institutional reputation through participation in high-caliber academic competitions.
Most importantly, BMUN matters because it wasn't handed to us. We built it. From scratch. In a city that hasn't had a student-led MUN of this scale in nearly a decade, we've created something real, not because someone told us to, but because we knew it was long overdue.
This isn't just about public speaking. It's about finding your voice, even when everything around you tells you to stay quiet. That's why BMUN matters.
Delegate Code of Conduct
As a matter of upholding the decorum and professionalism of the conference, delegates are expected to adhere to the guidelines explained below in the Code of Conduct.
Important Notice
Please be sure to read this code of conduct, as all delegates will be expected to adhere to it for the duration of the conference. Failure to adhere to the Code of Conduct may result in dismissal from the conference and/or disqualification from conference events or awards.
Professional Conduct
All delegates are expected to conduct themselves professionally and respectfully throughout the duration of the conference. Disruptive behavior, repeated disregard for committee procedure, or inappropriate conduct toward other delegates or staff will not be tolerated under any circumstances.
Zero Tolerance for Discrimination
Any form of discrimination, including racism, sexism, religious intolerance, or targeted harassment based on ethnicity, nationality, gender identity, or background, whether explicit or implied, will be dealt with seriously and without delay.
Committee Attendance
Delegates are expected to remain in their assigned committee rooms throughout the conference. Switching committees or countries without prior approval from the Academic Team is not allowed.
Language and Behavior Standards
Delegates are not permitted to use offensive or vulgar language in or out of committee. Inappropriate gestures, threats, personal attacks, or disruptive outbursts, verbal or physical, will be reported and responded to immediately by the Directariat.
Prohibited Items
Use of any restricted or banned items, such as cigarettes, vapes, or any form of drugs or alcohol, is strictly prohibited at all venues. This is a school-level event, and participants found violating this policy will be reported to their institutions and immediately removed from the conference.
Property Responsibility
Delegates are expected to abide by all rules issued by the BMUN Executive Council. Any damage to venue property caused by a delegate will be the responsibility of that delegate and their school.
Electronic Device Policy
The use of phones, audio equipment, or unrelated electronic devices in committee is discouraged unless required for documentation or resolution writing. Delegates should inform the Chair of their respective committee in advance if they need to be accessible for emergency calls.
Final Authority
The Directorate holds the right to disqualify or remove any delegate at any time if their behavior violates the values and structure of this conference. Decisions made by the Executive Council on these matters are final.
Sponsorship and Support Requirements
BMUN 2025 seeks partnerships with organizations, businesses, and institutions that share our commitment to youth development, education, and community engagement. Our sponsorship opportunities are designed to provide meaningful value to our partners while supporting the growth of academic culture in Balochistan.
Partnership Benefits
Brand Visibility
Logo placement on all conference materials, banners, and digital platforms reaching over 250 delegates plus their networks.
Community Impact
Direct association with youth development and educational advancement in Balochistan.
Networking Opportunities
Access to talented students, educational institutions, and community leaders.
Social Responsibility
Demonstrate commitment to education and youth empowerment in the region.
Support Categories
We welcome various forms of support including financial sponsorship, in-kind donations, venue support, catering services, transportation assistance, and promotional partnerships. Each contribution is valued and recognized appropriately.
Contact for Sponsorship
For detailed sponsorship packages and partnership opportunities, please contact our Finance Department directly.
Budget Breakdown
The successful execution of BMUN 2025 requires careful financial planning. Our budget is meticulously designed to ensure a high-quality experience for all delegates while maintaining transparency and fiscal responsibility.
Venue Cost
PKR 781,000
Cost Per Delegate
PKR 5,876
Total Delegates
250
Main Budget Overview
| Category | Description | Unit Cost (PKR) | Quantity/Details | Total Cost (PKR) | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Concert/Qawali Night | Artist fee and sound system | 200,000 | 1 Event | 200,000 | Confirmed |
| 2. Venue | Event venue rental | 781,000 | 3 Days | 781,000 | Confirmed |
| 3. Certificates | Delegate certificates | 200 | 250 Delegates | 50,000 | Confirmed |
| 4. Shields | Awards for best delegates & chief guests | 2,000 | 50 Recipients | 100,000 | Confirmed |
| 5. Delegate ID Cards | Identification cards for delegates | 20 | 250 Delegates | 5,000 | Confirmed |
| 6. Refreshments | 60 Rs water bottle × 500 × 3 days | 60 | 500 × 3 Days | 90,000 | Confirmed |
| 7. Chief Guest Refreshments | Special refreshments for chief guests | 50,000 | 1 Package | 50,000 | Confirmed |
| 8. Formal Dinner | Dinner for all participants | 2,000 | 250 People | 500,000 | Confirmed |
| 9. Security Team | Professional security services | 70,000 | 3 Days | 70,000 | Confirmed |
| 10. Visibility | Banners and promotional materials | 400,000 | 1 Package | 400,000 | Confirmed |
| TOTAL BUDGET | PKR 2,246,000 | ||||
Venue Cost Breakdown
| S.No | Description | Days | Rate (PKR) | Amount (PKR) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Markhor Hal For opening and closing | 02 | 80,000 | 160,000 |
| 02 | Orange Seminar Hall | 03 | 60,000 | 180,000 |
| 03 | Pink Seminar Hall | 03 | 40,000 | 120,000 |
| 04 | Purple Seminar Hall | 03 | 40,000 | 120,000 |
| 05 | Training Hall | 03 | 40,000 | 120,000 |
| Total amount of Halls | Rs. 700,000 | |||
Staff Support Services
| S.No | Description | No of person | Days | Rate (PKR) | Amount (PKR) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Assistant Director | 01 | 03 | 5,000 | 15,000 |
| 02 | Building caretakers | 03 | 03 | 3,000 | 27,000 |
| 03 | Janitorial Worker | 13 | 03 | 1,000 | 39,000 |
| Total amount | Rs. 81,000 | ||||
| Grand Total (Excluding all taxes) | Rs. 781,000 | ||||
Note on Budget
This budget is an estimated breakdown of key expenditure categories. We are committed to maximizing the impact of every contribution and will provide a detailed financial report to all major sponsors post-conference. All amounts are confirmed and allocated for the successful execution of BMUN 2025.