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General Assembly: Preventing the Spread of Nuclear Weapons
General Assembly: Preventing the Spread of Nuclear Weapons
The IAEA committee deals with one of the most important global issues: keeping nuclear technology safe. Countries in this committee will work together to stop the spread of nuclear weapons, monitor nuclear programs, and support the safe use of nuclear energy for things like electricity and medicine. Delegates will discuss how inspections of nuclear facilities should work, how to respond if a country is suspected of building weapons, and how to make sure all countries follow international safety rules. The goal is to support scientific progress while keeping the world safe, making sure nuclear technology is used only for peaceful purposes and not turned into a threat.
Suhani Bansal
Suhani Bansal
Co-Chair
Suhani Bansal is a junior at Design Tech High School and has been in Model UN since her freshman year. She's so excited to chair the IAEA committee this year! Her favorite part about Model UN is to find creative ways to solve problems. As a chair, she's really excited to hear the many creative solutions out there for preventing the spread of nuclear weapons. Outside of D.MUN, she is the Conference Director of the Design Tech Model UN team, is involved in Student Council and Girls Who Code, and enjoys calligraphy and creating websites in her free time.
Sonya Koltun
Sonya Koltun
Co-Chair
Sonya Koltun is currently a junior with three years in Model UN. She's really excited to chair the IAEA committee this year and help delegates explore the topic, hold meaningful discussions, and work on resolving such an important global issue. Outside of MUN, she enjoys researching nuclear fission and exploring the future of nuclear energy and its potential impact on the world. In her free time, she also enjoys playing volleyball or playing video games with her friends.
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