Introductions

Posts : 3 Join date : 2010-02-25

Hehey Delegates,

Well, I just felt like i should introduce myself.

I am Nicolas (but call me Nick) and i'm from the British School of Rio de Janeiro. I'll be representing Turkey with my partner Laura Fritsch.

I hope you are as excited as we are for this MUN, i have been on 2 previous BraMUN's and they have been very special to me in terms of experience as well as excitement.

Well all the best, hope to see you around and lets get this thing going!!

Cheers
NW

Posts : 3 Join date : 2010-02-24

Hello delegates, my name is Lucas Bezerra and together with Paulo Carvalho, we are representing China in the Security Council. We are both from the Pan American School of Bahia, and I hope this BRAMUN conference is as remarkable as last year's.

Cheers, and the best of luck to all of you (more luck to my allies, of course ;D)

Posts : 3 Join date : 2010-02-07

Delegates, this is an excellent space to "kick-off" BRAMUN before the conference actually starts. Following Turkey and China's example in introducing themselves, I will do the same. First things first, my name is Maria Gabriela Pereira and I am a senior at the Pan American School of Bahia. I have been to 8 Model United Nations (this will be my ninth), and out of these I was three times a SC delegate and once a chair of the Security Council committee at the Salvador MUN. Perhaps I may call myself "experient" in the field of MUNing, so please do not hesitate in contacting me for any further information about the topics and/or pending questions on your country's respective position. This is precisely what I am here for. Needless to say that I have high expectations for this 2010 BRAMUN and hope that the fervor of the debates will be continuously increasing as it is your goal to raise the bar always.

By the way, my email is mgdocinho@hotmail.com (disregard my past pre-adolescent taste).

See you soon,
Your Vice-Chair.

Posts : 7 Join date : 2010-03-03

Ea Walker... long time no see man! Good luck to you all here, even though I know this is not as strong of a committee as political is, but I still believe a little bit of luck couldn't harm at all. Well, advice for those in Security Council, this vice-chair simply doesn't allow anybody to have fun during sessions, so be really careful with her! saihsaiushaiusahiusah

Bahian delegates in SC, please brocate!

afro

Posts : 1 Join date : 2010-02-25 Location : Rio de Janeiro

Hello Delegates! My name is Antônia Coury and together with my partner Antônia Klabin we will be representing Russia. We study at the British School RJ and have been previously to several MUN's including 2 BRAMUNs. We are really looking forward to this MUN, the debates and we hope to have a great time!
See you all there!
(Antônia)²

Posts : 3 Join date : 2010-02-07

Peu, it's ok... I know it will be quite tedious at the Political (I won't be there like last year), but need not to worry, I will allow you in to our committee for few laughs. You know that the Security Council always has the best quotes and the most amusing speeches. Don't get upset though, I will write them down and share them with you after. Very Happy

To my delegates: Please, please, start using this forum. It's the perfect way to get in "MUN mode" and the easiest manner to find out other countries' positions for debate. Though the facts must be accurate and statements real, bear in mind that this is the "unofficial" and "relaxed" version of BRAMUN, so you can attack/defend with your posts and at the same time not have 10,000 points of information to answer.

Hope to see more of our delegates here soon,
Your Vice-Chair

Posts : 2 Join date : 2010-03-06

Delegates of the Security Council, I am Paulo Carvalho and I will be representing China in this years BRAMUN Security Council. Hope to have instigating and exciting debates.

Subject: Introduction Sun Mar 07, 2010 8:12 pm

First of all, sorry for making such a late appearance! ahahah. My name is Joaquim Neto and I am a senior at the American school of Brasilia. This is my 5th MUN conference, 3rd as Chair. I'll be posting topic info soon, but if anyone has any questions about anything at all, don't hesitate to contact me.

my email is jdrneto@gmail.com

Good luck to all of you, see you guys soon!

Posts : 1 Join date : 2010-03-08

Hey delegates, my name is Arthur Ferguson and I along with my partner Tatiana Gaspar De Souza will be representing Burkina Faso and we are from Escola Americana do Rio de Janeiro. This is our first time at BRAMUN but it looks like and I hope that it'll be alot of fun.
See everybody soon!

Thanks,
Arthur

Posts : 1 Join date : 2010-02-27 Age : 32

Hey delegates, my name is Felipe Serpa and I will be representing the great nation of Libya along with my partner Marco Nakagawa, both seniors at the American School of Brasilia. I have been to 5 MUN conferences, this is my second as a Security Council delegate.
We look forward to meeting you all next week and having the always fruitful debates!

Posts : 3 Join date : 2010-02-25

China-Political_Pedro wrote:: Ea Walker... long time no see man! Good luck to you all here, even though I know this is not as strong of a committee as political is, but I still believe a little bit of luck couldn't harm at all. Well, advice for those in Security Council, this vice-chair simply doesn't allow anybody to have fun during sessions, so be really careful with her! saihsaiushaiusahiusah

Bahian delegates in SC, please brocate!

Pedro... Long time.. So you will be in the Political?? Ill see you around then!! Ill make sure i don't crack any jokes in speeches for our Honorable ViceChair... I'm very exited for this Years BraMUN as i have found that many of experienced and old delegates are going (like you pedro!!) ... I really hope to make the best out of it all!

Cheers.NW

Posts : 1 Join date : 2010-03-12

Hello delegates, I am Hugo Pontes and together with my partner Valdeir Neto, will be representing Japan in the Security Council. We are from the American School of Recife.
I would like to wish the fellow delegates the best of luck and hope that we can have productive debates during the conferences.