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Particpating Schools 12Th CGSMUN The Rise of Populism December 8-10, 2017 The Rise of Populism LIST OF PARTICIPATING SCHOOL Byron College Anavryta Model Lyceum B’ Arsakeio Tositseio Lykeio Ekalis International School of Athens A’ Tositseio Arsakeio Lykeio Ekalis HAEF Athens College QSI Tbilisi American International School Vienna Ionios School St. Lawrence College Uptown School American Community Schools of Athens Arsakeio School Psychiko (Individual Team) The Moraitis School The Heritage Private School Ekpedeftiki Anagennisi Pierce, The American College of Greece Felsted School Geitonas School Dubai International Academy Rizareios Parochial High School Lycée Franco-Hellénique Eugène Delacroix HAEF Psychico College MEF International School St. Catherine’s British School Heidelberger Privatschulcentrum Doukas School Campion School Platon School TED Ankara College Deutsche Schule Athen CGS Coornhert Gymnasium COUNTRY REPRESENTED SCHOOL NAME COUNTRY ORIGIN Afghanistan Byron College Greece Albania B' Arsakeio Tositseio Lykeio Ekalis Greece Algeria A’ Tositseio Arsakeio Lykeio Ekalis Greece Amnesty International QSI Tbilisi Georgia Argentina Ionios School Greece Australia Uptown School United Arab Emirates Belgium Arsakeio School Psychiko (Individual Team) Greece Bolivia The Heritage Private School Cyprus Botswana Pierce, The American College of Greece Greece Brazil Geitonas School Greece Canada Rizareios Parochial High School Greece Chile HAEF Psychico College Greece China St. Catherine’s British School Greece Cuba Doukas School Greece Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Pierce, The American College of Greece Greece Democratic Republic of the Congo Platon School Greece Egypt Deutsche Schule Athen Greece Ethiopia Coornhert Gymnasium The Netherlands France Pierce, The American College of Greece Greece Germany Anavryta Model Lyceum Greece Greece QSI Tbilisi Georgia Greenpeace International School of Athens Greece Guinea Pierce, The American College of Greece Greece Human Rights Watch Rizareios Parochial High School Greece Hungary Deutsche Schule Athen Greece India HAEF Athens College Greece Indonesia American International School Vienna Austria International Monetary Fund St. Lawrence College Greece Iran QSI Tbilisi Georgia Iraq American Community Schools of Athens Greece Israel The Moraitis School Greece Italy Ekpedeftiki Anagennisi Greece Japan Felsted School United Kingdom Kazakhstan Anavryta Model Lyceum Greece Kenya Byron College Greece Lebanon Dubai International Academy United Arab Emirates Liberia Platon School Greece Libya Pierce, The American College of Greece Greece Lithuania Lycée Franco-Hellénique Eugène Delacroix Greece Madagascar CGS Greece Mexico American Community Schools of Athens Greece Netherlands CGS Greece Nigeria MEF International School Turkey Pakistan HAEF Psychico College Greece Portugal International School of Athens Greece Republic of Korea St. Lawrence College Greece Romania A’ Tositseio Arsakeio Lykeio Ekalis Greece Russian Federation CGS Greece Saudi Arabia St. Catherine’s British School Greece Senegal Heidelberger Privatschulcentrum Germany South Africa Rizareios Parochial High School Greece Spain Deutsche Schule Athen Greece Sweden Geitonas School Greece Switzerland Campion School Greece Syrian Arab Republic The Heritage Private School Cyprus Thailand Lycée Franco-Hellénique Eugène Delacroix Greece Turkey St. Lawrence College Greece Uganda Uptown School United Arab Emirates Ukraine American International School Vienna Austria UNESCO Ekpedeftiki Anagennisi Greece United Arab Emirates HAEF Psychico College Greece United Kingdom Ekpedeftiki Anagennisi Greece United States of America TED Ankara College Turkey Uruguay CGS Greece Venezuela Campion School Greece World Bank The Moraitis School Greece World Health Organization Dubai International Academy United Arab Emirates.
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