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CACMUN 1999
KFSAC 1999
THIMUN 2000
MINI-MUN 2000
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MODEL UNITED NATIONS
1999-2000
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The BBS Model UN team had big plans for this year. These plans included
attending, KFSAC, THIMUN, and (for the first time) CACUM in
Cairo. Thiswas the first year that BBS made an impact on the local and international scene, a testimony to our MUN prep program which graduated well-prepare debaters, who made an immediate impact.
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Team Membership
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Adel al Omar
Faisal al Shatti
Faye al Tukhaim
Huda al Mousa
Mohammad
Fakhraldeen
Mustafa Malaki
Nabil al Khalid
Najwa al
Bishir
Reem Behbehani
Saad al Ghawas
Shahd Dashi
Shadi Suwayeh
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CACMUN
1999
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BBS was one of the
three top schools at this event (in this authors' humble opinion). This opinion
comes from the quality of debate, amount of time speaking, and overall ability
to influence events, and quality of resolutions.
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to read all about CACMUN 1999)
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KFSAC 1999
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At
KFSAC BBS represented three countries. First, BBS made its debut with the
Security Council with France. BBS would like to express our thanks to ASK's
MUN-Director, Leonard Fink, in showing this much faith in our abilities. BBS, I
think, justified our presence.
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to read all about KFSAC 1999)
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THIMUN
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BBS represented the
year by representing the small, two island nation of St. Kitts and Nevis.
St. Kitts and Nevis
It was a major task represented such a minor country. However, BBS managed to be a factor at this event.
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to read all about THIMUN 2000,
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BBS HOSTS MINI-MUN
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On May 17-18, BBS hosted its second annual mini-MUN. Secretary-General Saad al Ghawas headed while Nabil al Khaled and Mustafa Malaki served as Security-Council co-presidents.
For the first time, BBS successfully hosted other schools. These include the British School in Kuwait (BSK), the English Academy in Jabriya, attending their first ever MUN event,
and the American Creativity Academy (ACA).
This event also gave BBS's new MUNers a chance to show their skills.
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to read all about THIMUN 2000.
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In Conclusion
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Congratulations BBS on the end of a sucessful, challenging year!
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