Mr. Shashi Tharoor addresses 700 young diplomats at Indian Model United Nations 2009

With one full year past the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, the terror being still alive and fresh in our memories, it’s the most opportune moment to pay due homage to the martyrs, who laid down their lives to protect and safeguard us. Indian Model United Nations 2009 is all about young determined brains pooling and polishing their intellect to set right some of the most imminent global problems. During the conference, the diplomats have tried their level best to keep their peckers up even as they effortlessly slipped into the garb of responsibility and legerdemain. INMUN 09 provided them with an ideal platform to win over all their hang-ups and hang on to the gallant cause of resolving modern-day social, economic and political issues of global dimensions. They have come together and proposed viable solutions to the various problems facing the modern globe. The delegates have set up new debating standards that they religiously abide by and upgrade regularly.

The former UN under-secretary general for Communications and Public Information and the present Indian Minister of state for External affairs, Mr. Shashi Tharoor, will address 700 odd young people officiating as diplomats at the Closing Ceremony of INMUN 2009, on 28th November 2009 at Sri Satya Sai Auditorium, 8 Pragati Vihar, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. at 04:00 pm

Mr. Mookhesswur Choonee, High Commissioner of Mauritius, Mr. Harold Adlai Agyeman, Acting High Commissioner of Ghana, Mr. Palitha Ganegoda, Acting High Commissioner of Srilanka & Mrs. Neelkamal Darbari, IAS, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petrochemicals, Govt. of India will also be joining the closing ceremony In the interplay of razor-sharp wit and passionate debating wherein the delegates churn out all their tact and skills, the invigorating speech by the master tweet would just pep things up. Hope you make sure to attend the speech of a leader to future leaders in a propitious ceremony where gift of the gab and analytical bent shall be duly acknowledged and adorned.