50TH ANNIVERSARY SESSION PARTICIPANTS INFORMATION
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Programme of Events 2018
SUNDAY, 28 JANUARY 2018 09:00 – 17:00 Registration 09:00 – 17:00 Student Officer Workshop (mandatory) 15:00 ICJ Briefing (North America) 15:00 MUNITY Briefing (Europe 1 & 2) 16:00 Community Housing starts (Ariane)
MONDAY, 29 JANUARY 2018 08:30 – 10:00 Late Registration 09:30 Mandatory Preparatory meetings and Lobby (see page 7) 09:00 – 17:00 HSC, ICJ, and Security Council in Session 11:30 – 14:00 Lunch available (Pacific) 12:00 MUN Director’s introductory meeting (Mississippi) 13:00 Ambassadors and Heads of Delegation meeting (WF Theatre) 14:00 Approval Panel training (for MUN-Directors) (Oceania) 15:00 – 16:30 FORMAL OPENING (WF Theatre) (Live Transmission) (Atlantic)
TUESDAY, 30 JANUARY 2018 09:00 – 17:00 HSC, ICJ, Security Council and ECOSOC in Session 09:00 – 13:00 Extended lobby and Opening Speeches in GA Committees and in Sub-Commissions 09:00 Approval Panel opens (Oceania) 09:00 – 17:00 Directors Institute workshop Level 1 (for MUN-Directors only) (Asia) 11:30 – 14:00 Lunch available (Pacific) 12:30 Workshop “Chairing” (Asia) 14:00 – 17:00 Committees and Sub-Commissions in Session 18:30 Reception (for MUN-Directors and Student Officers only) (City Hall)
WEDNESDAY, 31 JANUARY 2018 09:00 – 13:00 COMMITTEES, SUB-COMMISSIONS, ICJ, HSC, SC, ECOSOC and SPC in Session 12:00 – 14:00 Lunch available (Pacific) 14:00 – 17:00 NO SESSIONS (ICJ and MUNITY in session!)
THURSDAY, 1 FEBRUARY 2018 09:00 – 17:00 COMMITTEES, SUB-COMMISSIONS, ICJ, HSC, SC, ECOSOC and SPC in Session 09:00 – 17:00 Directors Institute workshop Level 2 (for MUN-Directors only) (Asia) 11:30 Presentation “Girls not Brides” by HRH Princess Mabel van Oranje (WF Theatre) 12:15 – 14:00 Lunch available (Pacific) 12:30 Workshop “Chairing” (Asia) 13:00 Ambassadors and Heads of Delegation meeting (WF Theatre) 17:00 MUN-Directors meeting with Board of Directors (Mississippi) 19:30 Movie/Presentation (WF Theatre)
FRIDAY, 2 FEBRUARY 2018 09:00 – 16:00 COMMITTEES, SUB-COMMISSIONS, ICJ, HSC, SC, ECOSOC and SPC in Session 9:30 Workshop “Do you want to start an MUN Conference?” (Asia) 11:30 – 13:00 Lunch available (Pacific) 16:00 CLOSING CEREMONIES (WF Theatre)
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General Rules of Conduct
It is assumed by virtue of the fact that participants are here for a serious programme that they are mature enough to respect others and to provide a framework within which all MUN participants can operate, with each action in good taste and appropriate to the primary purpose of their being here. Failure to follow these simple guidelines may result in participants being sent home at their own expense and schools not being invited to future sessions.
Alcoholic Beverages & Narcotic Drugs Alcoholic Beverages may not be consumed at any time during the conference. The legal age for alcohol consumption in the Netherlands has been set at 18. The use of any form of narcotic drug is expressly prohibited.
Students Staying in Hotels, Hostels and Community Housing Students staying in Hotels and Hostels are reminded that they have a great deal of responsibility towards their hosts as well as towards their fellow residents. Special financial arrangements have been made for your benefit. Your cooperation is needed to ensure the on- going success of this programme. Students in Community Housing should note that THIMUN goes to a great deal of trouble to find host families willing to offer hospitality to MUN- delegates. The host families receive no payment for this service. A small thank you present and/or a letter of thanks after you return home is always appreciated.
Curfew Since MUN sessions are very long and tiring and also out of consideration for housing families and fellow hotel guests, a curfew of 23:00 is recommended from Sunday to Friday.
Dress Code As a serious simulation, THIMUN expects personal appearance to be appropriate for a professional setting. Participants should not wear clothing, jewellery, or accessories which are distracting, inappropriate, or which may call attention to themselves – either individually or as a group. Inappropriate dress includes, but is not limited to: - Team accessories such as scarves, hats, non-THIMUN badges/buttons/pins - Sports shoes & denim clothes - National costume or military attire Boys should be dressed in a formal suit, shirt, tie, or similar alternative i.e. blazer or jacket with formal trousers. Girls should be dressed equally formally in suits, smart separates (whether trousers or skirts) or dresses. Low necklines and/or short skirts are not considered appropriate. The dress code also applies to MUN-Directors. THIMUN reserves the right not to allow inappropriately dressed participants into the World Forum/the forums.
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PREPARATORY MEETINGS AND LOBBY ON MONDAY
PREPARATORY MEETINGS AND LOBBY (for location see list on page 8) Note: The Preparatory meetings and Lobby for GA 3 will start at 10:00 in Atlantic Middle!
Preparatory meetings and lobby will be held for all forums except SC, HSC and ICJ on Monday starting at 09:30. These meetings are mandatory and serve for introductions and explanations of procedures by the various chairs. Attending these meetings will greatly facilitate the lobby process for the remainder of the day as well as ensure a swift start of the sessions the following day. Delegates are expected to be actively involved in the lobby process of their committee until the start of the Opening Ceremonies.
OTHER MEETINGS ON MONDAY Ambassadors & Head of Delegation meeting (mandatory) 13:00 WF Theatre MUN-Directors meeting 12:00 – 13:00 Mississippi
THIMUN Conference ABC Administrative Staff Badges The function of the Administrative Staff is Take great care of your THIMUN badge. If to ensure the smooth running of the you do not have a badge, you will not be conference. In the debate forums they allowed into meetings or the General have to control the flow of delegates in Assembly. A new badge can only be and out, assist delegates with applied for at the Information Desk by a microphones, maintain order during the MUN-Director on behalf of the delegate. debate and take disciplinary action against The delegate must pay a fee of EUR 30.00 individual delegates when authorised to at the time of request. Badge changes or do so by the President or the Chair. They new badges that are requested before are responsible for the transmission of 10:00 can be picked up after 14:00. notes between delegations and/or the Badges will not be changed when minor podium and for counting the votes spelling mistakes have been made with regards to the name of the delegate. whenever required.
Approval Panel Briefings on Sunday
The Resolution Processing is entirely Members of the International Court of digitalised. The Approval Panel for all Justice forums except the Security Council, the There will be a briefing for all members of HSC and the ICJ will be in Oceania from the International Court of Justice on Tuesday morning onwards. Delegates Sunday at 15:00 in North America. must obtain 20 co-submitters for their draft resolution brought to the MUNITY Press Registration Desk in digital form. There will be a meeting for members of the MUNITY Press team on Sunday at 15:00 in Europe 1 & 2.
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Buses and public transportation install any programs or use any systems disks. If you are in any doubt, consult one The Brouwer Buses are only for delegates of the coordinators or admin staff. in Community Housing and their hosts living outside of The Hague/Scheveningen Flags area. The large flags used during the Opening All other participants must use public and Closing Ceremonies are the property transport. Public Transport in The Hague of THIMUN and may not be removed or is convenient and easy to use. We advise defaced. you to contact the concierge of the hotel you are staying at to find out the best way Lunch & Lunch Tickets to reach the World Forum by public Lunch tickets are for 5 days starting transport. Monday. Lunch will be served between Your HTM Card will serve as Special Public 11.30 and 14.00 with the exception of Transport Conference Ticket and is valid Thursday when it will be served between when shown together with your THIMUN 12.15 and 14.00 in Pacific. ID badge on any HTM bus or tram in The Hague, Scheveningen and Kijkduin from Monday 29th January 2018 up to and Mobile Phones/Portable Audio including Friday 2nd February 2018. Equipment Cellular phones must be in silent mode in Certificates and group photographs all forums at all times. Portable audio equipment must also be turned off during The certificates and group pictures can be all meetings. picked up on Friday morning at the Information Desk by the MUN-Directors only. MUN-Directors Meetings Monday 12:00 – 13:00: MUN-Directors Introductory meeting, Cloakroom location: Mississippi. Throughout the Conference week, the World Forum cloakroom in the entrance Tuesday 18:30 – 20:00: lobby is available for students and MUN- The MUN-Directors welcoming reception, Directors to leave their coats. The World location: City Hall, Spui 70 Forum charge is 1.50 Euro per item. Please note however that the Convention Centre Thursday 17:00: will not accept (hand)bags or laptops. You MUN-Directors debrief meeting with will have to keep these with you at all THIMUN Board of Directors, times. location: Mississippi.
Computers Notes/Communication within larger Resolutions can be typed on the forums computers available in Antarctica. Each note must be written on official and Normally a 30-minute time limit will be appropriate delegation stationery. The imposed on the use of a computer. You name and the section of the receiving may use your own USB-stick but do not delegation must be clearly written on the
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front of the note. Notes will be screened are therefore requested to be patient and and thrown away if they contain improper cooperative. Approved resolutions will be messages. Disciplinary action may be copied automatically in sufficient numbers taken by the Administrative Staff or the for the forums concerned, so that Student Officers against any delegates delegates need not concern themselves abusing the system. There will be no with this. Other photocopying, such as messenger service between forums. Country/Delegation stationary and other valid documents, will be done at EUR 0.10 Official Photographs per copy. Each year, two official photos will be taken Please note that posters, flyers and other of each school group, including all publicity material will not be copied. delegates, officers, MUN-Directors and other participants of your school. The Posters and Notices photos will be taken in the WFT lobby on the 2nd floor. Please check the time NO posters or notices are allowed on any schedule (handed out to the MUN- walls, doors or other areas in the Directors) to see at what time your school Convention Centre. photo will be taken. Each participant will receive two pictures, which can be picked up by the MUN-Director on Friday at the Information desk.
Opening Session of the General Assembly The Opening Session of the General Assembly will be on Monday in the World Forum Theatre. All GA delegates can take a seat in the Theatre. There will be no seating signs and delegates can take any seat except on the Balcony and certain reserved rows. The MUN-Director will receive a few additional tickets for the balcony where entrance will be by ticket and badge only. Please be seated by 14:45 at the very latest. There will be no admission after the start of the Opening Ceremonies. Those who cannot attend the Opening Ceremonies in the Theatre can follow a live transmission in Atlantic.
Photocopying and Secretariat The Administrative Staff in the Secretariat provide several important services to the delegates. As many delegates want to use these services at the same time, the Secretariat is usually very busy. Delegates
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All workshops take place in Asia.
Smoking Areas Smoking is not permitted anywhere inside the Convention Centre building. The WHERE TO FIND: designated smoking area is outside, in front of the Convention Centre. SECRETARIAT Africa APPROVAL PANEL Oceania Souvenirs COMPUTER ROOM Antarctica PRESS ROOM Europe At the THIMUN Sales stand you can WORKSHOPS Asia purchase your personal THIMUN PHOTOGRAPHER WFT Foyer nd souvenirs. The stand is located on the first 2 Floor (right) floor in front of the glass wall towards the MUN-DIRECTORS LOUNGE WFT Foyer nd World Forum Theatre. 2 Floor (left)
This year to celebrate the 50th anniversary of THIMUN, a commemorative book has been published which will be available for purchase next to the souvenirs.
Voting Placards
A placard with the name of the delegation is provided on the basis of ONE per delegate. You need it for voting. Don't forget to bring it with you to all sessions.
Lost placards will not be replaced.
Workshops for students
The following workshops are organised for students:
Tuesday at 12:30 Chairing 1
Thursday at 12:30 Chairing 2
The above workshops can be attended by a maximum of 40 participants. Please register for these workshops at the
THIMUN Information Desk as of 9:00 on Monday.
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ROOM ASSIGNMENTS
Security Council Central America
ECOSOC Ariane
International Court of Justice North America
Historical Security Council South America
SPECIAL CONFERENCE Sub-Commission 1 Mississippi Sub-Commission 2 Amazon
HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION Sub-Commission 1 Atlantic Left Sub-Commission 2 Atlantic Right
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION Sub-Commission 1 Alexia Sub-Commission 2 Lobby 2
ENVIRONMENT COMMISSION Sub-Commission 1 Yangtze 1 Sub-Commission 2 Yangtze 2
GENERAL ASSEMBLY GA 1 Onyx GA 2 Oceania Foyer GA 3 WF Theatre GA 4 Everest GA 5 Kilimanjaro GA 6 Amazon Rotonde
ACCESS TO WORLD FORUM THEATRE (WF Theatre) In the WF Theatre, there are six doors. Delegates may enter only through the two middle doors at the side of the hall and may exit through the doors at the rear. The front doors are set aside for the use of Student Officers, Board Members and Advisory Board Members and VIPs.
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Student Officers 2018
Secretary General Marian Bothner John F. Kennedy School Deputy Secretaries General Ata Kolday Özel Izmir Amerikan Koleji Aditya Rathi Dubai International Academy Sinan Orhun Hisar School (HEV) Sofia Forjaz de Lacerda Carlucci AIS Lisbon Saskia Buijs International School of The Hague Executive Admin Officer Fe Versteeg American School of The Hague Deputy Exec. Admin Officers Franziska Kalkman American School of The Hague Carlotta Nilsson American School of The Hague President of GA Aditya Jain British School in The Netherlands Chair 1st Committee Lucas Veyres Lycée Français de Singapour Dep. Chairs 1st Committee David Paffenholz International School of Düsseldorf Ana Ortiz Basualdo Colegio Americano de Quito Seif Hikal Cairo American College Chair 2nd Committee Ilyas Esmail ACS Cobham International School Dep. Chairs 2nd Committee Vijay Krishnan International School of Tanganyika Minha Park American Int. School of Chennai Goksen Dundar Lycée St. Joseph d’Istanbul Chair 3rd Committee Leonard Brenk Thomas-Mann-Gymnasium Dep. Chairs 3rd Committee Taylor Morse TASIS-The American School in England Erik Stapel American School of The Hague Neil Kapur Chapel School Chair 4th Committee Emir Eskicioglu Bilkent Laboratory Int. School Dep. Chairs 4th Committee Poorvika Mehra Dhirubhai Ambani Int. School Asterios Dougalis Am. Community School of Athens Michael Schmid Bavarian Int. School e.V. Chair 5th Committee Mehmed Can Olgac Robert College Dep. Chairs 5th Committee Abhyudaya Tyagi American Int. School Bucharest Vivekanand Narendra International School of Stavanger Seojin Park American Int. School of Chennai Chair 6th Committee Kyril Kibbelaar International School of Curaçao Dep. Chairs 6th Committee Nikolaos Stamatopoulos Deutsche Schule Athen Sofia Bilder International School of Brussels Nadia Hanter American School of The Hague President Security Council Nicolas Julian American School of Paris Dep. Pres. Security Council Gian Clerici The British Schools of Montevideo Anya Haldemann British School in The Netherlands Serra Saydam Koç Özel Lisesi President ECOSOC Katharina Schier John F. Kennedy School Dep. Presidents ECOSOC Nicholas Kim Seoul International School Lucas Jones Royal Russell School Mariana Colmenares Perez International School of Panama
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President Sustainable Development Naz Kayin Özel Izmir Amerikan Koleji Deputy Presidents SDC 1 Kjetil Monstad Hansen Skagerak International School Shakira Costa International School of Curaçao Emma Fogarty St. Andrew’s College Deputy Presidents SDC 2 Ian Florek TASIS-The American School in England Aykan Akyildirim Üsküdar American Academy Martin Kononov Anglo-American School of Moscow President Environment Mohammed Syukur American School of Paris Deputy Presidents EC 1 Meriam Holmström Kulosaari Upper Secondary School Samuel Christopher Holmes John Burroughs School Charlotte Stabel Lycée Français Vincent van Gogh Deputy Presidents EC 2 Amadea Hofmann Frankfurt International School Mariyam Shamshidova Tashkent International School Coen Mingelen Gymnasium Haganum President Human Rights Deborah Asegedew Sandford International School Deputy Presidents HRC 1 Sarah Tabbaa Amman Baccalaureate School Victor Cardenas Escuela Campo Alegre Eleonora Raus International School of The Hague Deputy Presidents HRC 2 Nazrin Rustamzade Baku-Oxford School Konstantinos Andreadis Deutsche Int. Schule Den Haag Deric Rozema Gymnasium Haganum President Special Conference Guilherme Gruppenmacher International School of Curitiba Deputy Presidents SPC 1 Ryan Sun Taipei American School Anna Kokla Costeas-Geitonas School Remco Holstege UWC South East Asia Deputy Presidents SPC 2 Stephanie Kannimmel Mont’Kiara Int. School Riannon Robertson Branksome Hall Victor Ehrnrooth International School of Helsinki President ICJ Jade Léopoldine Mouton John F. Kennedy School Dep. President ICJ Fatema Bhalloo International School of Tanganyika Registrar ICJ Verner Paavola Kulosaari Upper Sec. School Arthur Jorge Costa Da Chapel School President HSC 1968 Silveira Dep. Presidents HSC Davina Stamp Carlucci AIS Lisbon Jane Chea Mont’Kiara Int. School
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Delegations 2018 Delegation: Represented by: Afghanistan Centre Internationale De Valbonne African Union Lycée International de St. Germain-En-Laye Albania United World College Maastricht Algeria Carl Benz & Geschw. Scholl Gymn. Amnesty International Cairo American College Andorra Wiesbaden High School Angola TASIS-The American School in England Antigua & Barbuda Ekpedeftiki Anagennisi Argentina Lycée Louis Massignon Armenia Branksome Hall Australia American School of Las Palmas Austria The English School Azerbaijan Amman Baccalaureate School Bahamas International School of Tanganyika Bahrain Lancaster Country Day School Bangladesh Einhard Gymnasium Aachen Barbados I.M. Panagiotopoulos School Belarus Pierce - The Am. College of Greece Belgium British Int. School of Jeddah Belize St. Edward High School Benin Ecole Internationale "Le Verseau" Bhutan Frankfurt International School Bolivia Robert College Bosnia & Herzegovina International School of Brussels Botswana HAEF Athens Coll. Psychico Brazil Schutz American School Brunei Darussalam International School of Düsseldorf Bulgaria Jeddah Knowledge Intl. School Burkina Faso Lakenheath High School Burundi Hellenic Academy Cambodia Karachi American School Cameroon United World College of South East Asia Canada Isikkent High School Cape Verde Lycée St. Joseph d'Istanbul Central African Republic Sultan's School Muscat Chad Park Tudor School Chile Schule Schloß Salem China American School of The Hague Colombia American School of Valencia Comoros Mandoulides School Congo Dubai International Academy Costa Rica Balboa Academy Côte d'Ivoire St. Julian's School Croatia Scotch College Melbourne Cuba ACS Cobham International School
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Cyprus Lycée Louis Massignon Czech Republic Zurich International School Denmark HELA Delegation Djibouti Chisipite Senior School Dominica Aga Khan Mzizima Secondary School Dominican Republic Escuela Campo Alegre DPR Korea (North) British School in The Netherlands DR Congo Kaiserslautern High School ECA International School Eindhoven ECE Costeas-Geitonas School Ecuador Beijing Weland Egypt Koç Özel Lisesi El Salvador Advanced Learning Schools Equatorial Guinea Aiglon College Eritrea Friedrich-Abel-Gymnasium ESA British School of Brussels ESCAP St. Julian's School ESCWA American Int. School in Egypt Estonia Rijnlands Lyceum Oegstgeest European Union International School of The Hague FAO Isikkent High School Fiji Nicolaus-Cusanus-Gymn. Finland Kumon Leysin Academy of Switzerland France Üsküdar American Academy Gabon Leysin American School Gambia Alconbury American High School Georgia Munich International School Germany Dhirubhai Ambani Int. School Ghana Royal Russell School Greece Christelijk Gymnasium Sorghvliet Greenpeace Gymnasium Haganum Grenada Brillantmont International School Guatemala International School of Milan Guinea ACS Hillingdon International School Guinea Bissau QSI International School of Tbilisi Guyana Murmellius Gymnasium Alkmaar Haiti Am. Overseas School of Rome Holy See ACS Hillingdon International School Honduras Sandford International School Human Rights Watch The British Schools of Montevideo Hungary John Burroughs School Iceland Kumon Kokusai Gakuen ICRC Institut Notre Dame IFAD Am. Overseas School of Rome ILO Park Tudor School IMF Internatsgymn. Schloß Torgelow IMO American School in Taichung India American School of Paris 12
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Indonesia International School of Hamburg Interpol Tashkent International School IOM Arsakeia Schools of Patras-Athens-Thess/niki Iran Lycée Français Vincent van Gogh Iraq Özel Izmir Amerikan Koleji Ireland Landschulheim am Solling Israel Pacific American School Italy Deutsche Schule Athen Jamaica Tarsus American College Japan International School of Stavanger Jordan Int. School of Fontainebleau Kazakhstan American School of Barcelona Kenya International School of The Hague Kiribati Feyziye Mektepleri Vakfi Ozel Isik Lisesi Kuwait Lycée Français Vincent van Gogh Kyrgyzstan Southbank International School Lao PDR St. Paul's School Latvia Oostvaarders College League of Arab States Bonn International School Lebanon Anatolia College Lesotho Indonesian School Netherlands Liberia St. Andrew's College Libya Stedelijk Gymnasium Haarlem Liechtenstein Bilkent Laboratory Int. School Lithuania Nea Genia Ziridis Luxembourg Chapel School Macedonia FYR Amsterdam Int. Community School Madagascar British School of Paris Malawi Lycée français Jean Monnet Malaysia Antwerp International School Maldives Bavarian Int. School e.V. Mali Beijing Weland Malta Antwerp International School Marshall Islands International School of Helsinki Mauritania St. Catharine's British School Mauritius Haileybury College Mexico Tashkent International School Micronesia, Fed. States British Int. School Cairo Moldova Martin Luther Gymnasium Monaco Haarlemmermeerlyceum Mongolia Gymnasium Novum Montenegro Nesbru Videregående Skole Morocco American Int. School Jeddah Mozambique Jeddah Knowledge Intl. School Myanmar Seoul International School Namibia Kurfürst-Friedrich-Gymnasium Nauru Newton International Academy Nepal Gymnasium Haganum 13
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Netherlands John F. Kennedy School New Zealand Marlborough College Malaysia Nicaragua Anglo-American School of Moscow Niger Sanghamiththa Balika Vidyalaya Nigeria Hisar School (HEV) Norway American Int. School of Kingston OCHA Lycée français Jean Monnet Oman College du Leman Pakistan Khartoum Int. Community School Palau Gymnasium Wentorf Palestine International School of Düsseldorf Panama American Int. School Bucharest Papua New Guinea Colegio Americano de Quito Paraguay International School of Curitiba Peru John Burroughs School Philippines The American School of Kinshasa (TASOK) Poland Brussels American High School Portugal American Int. School in Egypt Qatar New Canaan High School Rep. of Korea (South) ESSARP Romania St. Stephen's School Russian Federation Carlucci AIS Lisbon Rwanda British School of Brussels Saint Kitts & Nevis SHAPE Int. School German Sec. Saint Lucia Dubai International Academy Saint Vincent & the Grenadines Marymount Int. School UK Samoa Hermann-Billung-Gymnasium San Marino Liceo Leonardo da Vinci Saudi Arabia Dwight School London Senegal Int. School of Fontainebleau Serbia Sevenoaks School Seychelles International School of Curitiba Sierra Leone International School of Florence Singapore Skagerak International School Slovakia Marymount Int. School Rome Slovenia Deutsche Int. Schule Den Haag Solomon Islands International School in Genoa Somalia Rijnlands Lyceum Wassenaar South Africa International School of Brussels South Sudan TASIS Switzerland Spain Lycée Français Vincent van Gogh Sri Lanka Käthe-Kollwitz-Schule Sudan International School of Amsterdam Suriname Gymnasium Beekvliet Swaziland British School in The Netherlands Sweden American Int. School of Chennai Switzerland American School of Kuwait Syrian Arab Rep. Kaiserslautern High School 14
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Tajikistan Bitburg American High School Tanzania, United Rep. Experimental HS Beijing Thailand British Int. School Cairo Timor-Leste Liceo Scientifico Statale Farnesina Togo Am. Community School of Athens Tonga Kurt-Schwitters-Gymnasium Trinidad & Tobago Lycée Français de Singapour Tunisia Özel Izmir Amerikan Koleji Turkey Hermann-Böse-Gymnasium Turkmenistan Advanced Learning Schools Tuvalu International School of Curaçao Uganda Thomas-Mann-Gymnasium Ukraine American School of Madrid UNCTAD TASIS Switzerland UNDEF Sevenoaks School UNDP Kulosaari Upper Secondary School UNEP International School of Hamburg UNESCO GeMUN Group UNFPA St. Andrew's College UN-Habitat Rijnlands Lyceum Wassenaar UNHCHR British School in The Netherlands UNHCR American School of The Hague UNICEF Frankfurt International School UNIDO HAEF Athens Coll. Psychico United Arab Emirates Montevideo Schools Delegation United Kingdom International School of The Hague United States of America St. Andrew's College UNODC Institut Notre Dame UN-Water Käthe-Kollwitz-Schule UN Women Frankfurt International School UNWTO Indonesian School Netherlands Uruguay European School The Hague Uzbekistan St. John's International School Vanuatu SHAPE American High School Venezuela Taipei American School Viet Nam International School of Panama WHO Marlborough College Malaysia World Bank Int. School of Zug & Luzern WTO Mont'Kiara International School Yemen International School of Paris Zambia Hwa Chong Institution (High School Section) Zimbabwe Cairo American College
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MAPS WORLD FORUM CONVENTION CENTER
CONTINENTS (Ground Floor)
RIVERS (1st Floor)
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MOUNTAINS (2nd Floor)
OCEANS (Basement)
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