Sri Lanka Model United Nations 2010

In 2007, the former Simulation SAARC movement suspended its operations on the completion of its third consecutive conference. This youth movement was then re-established as the Sri Lanka Model United Nations and has been supported since by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the Ministry of Education of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka.
Beginning its "epic venture into the domains of international diplomacy" in 2008, the Sri Lanka Model United Nations continued to grow and expanded its operations to its second year in existence.
In 2009, with the concept "freedom, stability, and sustenance" in mind, the Sri Lanka Model United Nations continued to set the standards for the future of Model United Nations conferences worldwide. It surpassed its predecessor's goals and drew the participation of students from distant areas such as Jaffna and countries such as India and the United States of America. Furthermore the introduction of the International Court of Justice to the youth attendees was an innovative effort and was highly commended by numerous dignitaries present. As suggested by the Honorable Minister of Education Mr. Susil Premajayanth, Sri Lanka Model United Nations 2009 indeed proved to the global community that children from all walks of life are able to come together in an unprecedented manner to find solutions to the problems that the world is combating.
The Sri Lanka Model United Nations 2010 will indeed continue to further the legacy established by its predecessors and will present a new challenge, a new opportunity, a new platform rather to the world of tomorrow. Through unity, innovation and determination, Sri Lanka Model United Nations 2010 will bridge the gap between the democracies past and present and will birth the voices that proceed when all other voices are lost in the past.