Ghana Wins Big at Harvard National Model United Nations.
A team of Ghanaian Model UN students from Life-link Friendship Schools Ghana have won 2 awards for Resolution Projects they presented at the 2017 Harvard National Model United Nations conference in Boston, USA. The Life-link Model UN delegation was represented by 3 different teams at Harvard resolution project. All 3 made it past the first stage and two emerged winners. The Eureka team represented by Kobby Afari Yeboah, Harriet and Hilary Adare’s project was centered on dyslexia among children. Learning a new language ,presented by Rejoice Dufe, also emerged winners.
The 63rd session of HNMUN had over 2800 delegates from different parts of the continent troop in. These delegates ,diverse and unique ,had gathered to bring feasible solutions to issues affecting our world. The students presented at the project were past winners of the local Model UN conference in Ghana: including honorable mention awards, as well as winners of the Botaepa project at home.
Ghana was represented by 12 delegates from different institutions ,were scattered across different committees. The committees were historical gGeneral Assembly, ECOSOC etc.
These students were under the umbrella of life-link model in. The students include: Kobby Afari Yeboah (University of Ghana), Martin Luther King (University of Mines), Pearl Afua Acheampong (Ghana Institute of Journalism),Erica Lois Appiah, Nesbit, Hillary Adare(KNUST), Animwaa Addo-Danso(KNUST), Eunice Manteaw (University of Ghana), Beverly (University of Ghana) ,Ethel Asante.( University of Ghana).
