Meet the Executive Team!

Hey! I’m Nathan, a high school student studying in Qatar. I founded TGIMUN with a few friends last summer as a means to extend the platform of Model UN to students across the world in the midst of a pandemic, using debate as a medium to expose the youth to the most pressing issues that we face today. However, through my experiences in MUN, both leading and participating in conferences around the world, I understood that MUN can be used as a platform to drive direct change in our communities, educating the youth on how they can use the solutions discussed within a committee to start initiatives to create progress in their communities.

With this iteration of TGIMUN, I aim to introduce a greater number of youths to how MUN can be used as a tool for empowerment, and am excited to see you all in the conference!

Heya! Alif here, another high school student here in Doha, Qatar. I’m the other co-founder of this amazing conference that aims to fill the gaps of MUN conferences caused by the pandemic when it first started. Debating and public speaking has always been something I’ve been involved with and thoroughly enjoyed participating in, and thus has led me to help in the creation of TGIMUN; ultimately creating these valuable opportunities for students from all over the world to gain experience, not only as a speaker or a debater, but also as a leader. TGIMUN had a very successful first conference last year, and I’ve had my fair share of being one of the Secretary-General, and so this time around I look forward to supporting the team as a Conference Director but also as the Head of IT, setting up the digital groundwork for this conference and to ensure a smooth and memorable experience for you all!

Syeda Sana Zehra

Heyy! My name is Sana Zehra, another student in Qatar International School, like the rest of the executive team. I joined the team last year when the pandemic really began to affect our mental and emotional health, and TGIMUN was created as a platform to enable students like us to use the time we have as an opportunity to become more aware of recent political and social issues and make a direct impact on our society. This year especially, we're trying our best to achieve our aims in making the conference more influential and inspiring for our participants, hence why the PGA team has also been seeking out organisations and leaders over the summer that promote youth empowerment. I highly encourage all high school students to attend this conference and either begin or continue their MUN journey while doing their part in the recovery of our world.

Minatullah Alani

Hello, My name is Minatullah Al-Ani, an Iraqi student at Qatar International School. I have the privilege of serving as your Co-PGA this year at TGIMUN, and I hope that together, through this one of a kind platform, we can continue to empower and inspire youth. Being a part of TGIMUN, whether that is as a delegate, student officer, or executive is undoubtedly a memorable experience that is beneficial in countless aspects. Whether you're looking to spice up your CV or just make some new friends, this conference is the way to go. Particularly during these turbulent times, the best thing we can do as young people is to come together and find solutions to problems that are deemed too complicated or unsolvable by many others.