I –What Is The General Behavior of A Delegate?
JMUN is a simulation of the United Nations Organization, therefore you are, as a student, considered to behave like a diplomat of the country you represent. In addition, you are a representative of your own school. This double representation implies that you must behave at any times as properly as possible inside the Conference Centre during the conference itself and, outside (public transportation, streets, places such as shops, cafés etc.).
II –Why Does JMUN Have A Dress Code?
For you as delegate and as for all participants at JMUN, Student Officers, Admin Staff, MUN-Directors, a correct outfit is mandatory during the whole time of the conference. This dress code has been fixed in order to prove our respect towards the countries that are represented at the THIMUN Conference.
What To Wear
A – Men’s clothing
· A suit, a pair of trousers and jacket
· A tie
· Dark shoes
B – Women’s clothing
· A skirt, a dress
· A pair of trousers
· A blouse
JMUN is a simulation of the United Nations Organization, therefore you are, as a student, considered to behave like a diplomat of the country you represent. In addition, you are a representative of your own school. This double representation implies that you must behave at any times as properly as possible inside the Conference Centre during the conference itself and, outside (public transportation, streets, places such as shops, cafés etc.).
II –Why Does JMUN Have A Dress Code?
For you as delegate and as for all participants at JMUN, Student Officers, Admin Staff, MUN-Directors, a correct outfit is mandatory during the whole time of the conference. This dress code has been fixed in order to prove our respect towards the countries that are represented at the THIMUN Conference.
What To Wear
A – Men’s clothing
· A suit, a pair of trousers and jacket
· A tie
· Dark shoes
B – Women’s clothing
· A skirt, a dress
· A pair of trousers
· A blouse
No comments:
Post a Comment