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52nd ANNUAL SESSION PARTICIPANTS INFORMATION

THIMUN 2020 Participants Information

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Programme of Events 2020

SUNDAY, 26 JANUARY 2020 09:00 – 17:00 Registration 09:00 – 17:00 Student Officer Workshop (mandatory) 15:00 – 16:30 ICJ Briefing (North America) 12:30 – 16:30 MUNITY Briefing (Kilimanjaro)

MONDAY, 27 JANUARY 2020 08:30 – 10:00 Late Registration 09:30 – 17:00 Preparatory meeting, lobby (see page 7) 09:00 – 17:00 HSC, ICJ, APQKR and Security Council in Session 11:30 – 14:00 Lunch available (Pacific) 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) 19:00 Reception (for MUN-Directors and Student Officers only) (Madurodam)

TUESDAY, 30 JANUARY 2020 09:00 – 13:00 Extended lobby and Opening Speeches in GA Committees and Sub-Commissions 09:00 – 17:00 HSC, ICJ, APQKR , Security Council and ECOSOC in Session 09:00 Approval Panel opens (Oceania) 09:00 – 17:00 Best Delegate workshop Level 1 (for MUN-Directors/Chaperones only) (Asia) 11:30 – 14:00 Lunch available (Pacific) 14:00 – 17:00 Committees and Sub-Commissions in Session

WEDNESDAY, 29 JANUARY 2020 09:00 – 13:00 COMMITTEES, SUB-COMMISSIONS, ICJ, HSC, APQKR, SC and ECOSOC in Session 11:30 – 14:00 Lunch available (Pacific) 14:00 – 17:00 NO SESSIONS (ICJ and MUNITY in session!)

THURSDAY, 30 JANUARY 2020 09:00 – 17:00 COMMITTEES, SUB-COMMISSIONS, ICJ, HSC, APQKR, SC and ECOSOC in Session 09:00 – 17:00 Best Delegate workshop Level 2 (for MUN-Directors/Chaperones only) (Asia) 11:30 – 14:00 Lunch available (Pacific) 11:30 Presentation Jamala Osman, a 26 year old Social Entrepreneur (WF Theatre 13:00 Ambassadors and Heads of Delegation meeting (WF Theatre) 19:30 Movie Night: China’s “New Silk Roads” (WF Theatre)

FRIDAY, 31 JANUARY 2020 09:00 – 15:45 COMMITTEES, SUB-COMMISSIONS, ICJ, HSC, APQKR, SC and ECOSOC in Session 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 and 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 and Hostels

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.

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 (this includes MUN-Directors and Chaperones) 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 Men should be dressed in a formal suit, shirt, tie, or similar alternative i.e. blazer or jacket with formal trousers. Women 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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THIMUN Conference ABC Administrative Staff

The function of the Administrative Staff is to ensure the smooth running of the conference. In the debate forums they have to control the flow of delegates in and out, assist delegates with microphones, maintain order during the debate and take disciplinary action against individual delegates when authorised to do so by the President or the Chair. They are responsible for the transmission of notes between delegations and/or the podium and for counting the votes whenever required. Approval Panel

The Resolution Processing is entirely digitalised. The Approval Panel for all forums except the Security Council, APQKR and the ICJ will be in Oceania from Tuesday morning onwards. Delegates must obtain 20 co-submitters for their draft resolution brought to the Registration Desk in digital form.

Badges

Take great care of your THIMUN badge. If you do not have a badge, you will not be permitted into the Convention Center. A new badge can only be applied for at the Information Desk by a MUN-Director on behalf of the delegate. The delegate must pay a fee of EUR 30.00 at the time of request. Badge changes or new badges that are requested before 10:00 can be picked up after 14:00. Badges will not be changed when minor spelling mistakes have been made with regards to the name of the delegate.

Briefings on Sunday

Members of the International Court of Justice There will be a briefing for all members of the International Court of Justice on Sunday at 15:00 in North America.

PREPARATORY MEETINGS AND LOBBY ON MONDAY

PREPARATORY MEETINGS AND LOBBY (for location see list on page 7) Note: The Preparatory meetings and Lobby for GA 3 will start at 09:30 in Atlantic Middle! Preparatory meetings and lobby will be held for all forums except SC, HSC, APQKR 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 & Heads of Delegation meeting (mandatory) 13:00 WF Theatre


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MUNITY Press There will be a meeting for members of the MUNITY Press team on Sunday at 12:30 in Kilimanjaro. Buses and public transportation Public Transport in The Hague is convenient and easy to use. We advise you to contact the concierge of the hotel you are staying at to find out the best way to reach the World Forum by public transport. Your HTM Card will serve as Special Public Transport Conference Ticket and is valid when shown together with your THIMUN ID badge on any HTM bus or tram in The Hague, Scheveningen and Kijkduin from Monday 27th January 2020 up to and including Friday 31st January 2020. Please note that for schools staying in hotels in Scheveningen or the City Centre additional trams (clearly marked THIMUN CONGRES) will ride between the Noorderstrand and City Centre to the World Forum between 8.00 and 9.00 am and between 17.00 and 18.00 pm (not on Wednesday afternoon). If a tram/bus is fully occupied please have your students wait for the next tram/bus which will follow asap.

Certificates and group photographs

The certificates and group pictures can be picked up on Friday morning at the Information Desk.

Cloakroom

Throughout the Conference week the World Forum cloakroom in the entrance lobby is available for students and MUN-Directors to leave their coats. The World Forum charge is 1.50 Euro per item. Please note however that the Convention Centre will not accept (hand)bags or laptops. You

will have to keep these with you at all times.

Flags

The large flags used during the Opening and Closing Ceremonies are the property of THIMUN and may not be removed or defaced.

Lunch & Lunch Tickets

Lunch tickets are for 5 days starting Monday. Lunch will be served between 11:30 and 14:00 in Pacific.

Mobile Phones/Portable Audio Equipment

Delegates are allowed to use their phones to check documents or research. The phones have to remain in silent mode at all times during sessions.

MUN-Directors, Chaperones and Student Officer Reception Monday 19:00 – 20:30: MUN-Directors, Chaperones and Student Officers welcoming reception, location: Madurodam, George Maduroplein 1, 2584 RZ Den Haag

Country Delegation Stationary

Each delegation must bring a sufficient quantity of official and appropriate delegation notepaper. The name and the section of the receiving delegation must be clearly written on the front of the note. Notes will be screened and thrown away if they contain improper messages. Disciplinary action may be taken by the Administrative Staff or the Student Officers against any delegates abusing the system. There will be no messenger service between forums.


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Official Photographs Each year two official photos will be taken of each school group, including all delegates, officers, MUN-Directors and other participants of your school. The photos will be taken in the WFT lobby on the 2nd floor. Please check the time schedule (in the folder handed out to the MUN-Directors) to see at what time your school 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, ECOSOC, SC and HSC 1990 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

Photocopying of relevant documents will be done at EUR 0.10 per copy at the Info Booth. Please note that posters, flyers and other publicity material will not be copied.

Posters and Notices

NO posters or notices are allowed on any walls, doors or other areas in the Convention Centre.

Smoking Areas

Smoking is not permitted anywhere inside the World Forum. The designated smoking area is outside, in front of the Convention Centre. Souvenirs At the THIMUN Sales stand you can purchase your personal THIMUN souvenirs. The stand is located on the first floor in front of the glass wall towards the World Forum Theatre.

Voting Placards

A placard with the name of the delegation is provided on the basis of ONE per delegate. You need it for voting. Do not forget to bring it with you to all sessions. Lost placards will not be replaced.

WHERE TO FIND: APPROVAL PANEL Oceania PRESS ROOM Kilimanjaro WORKSHOPS Asia PHOTOGRAPHER WFT Foyer

2nd Floor (right) MUN-DIRECTORS LOUNGE WFT Foyer

2nd Floor (left)


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ROOM ASSIGNMENTS Security Council Central America ECOSOC Ariane ICJ North America HSC South America APQKR Antarctica SPECIAL CONFERENCE Sub-Commission 1 Everest Sub-Commission 2 Amazon Rotonde 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 Mississippi GA 5 Europe 1 & 2 GA 6 Amazon

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, Advisory Board Members and VIPs.


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Student Officers 2020

Executive Team Name School

Secretary General Elie TOKPA Lycée français Vincent van Gogh

Deputy Secretary General Amadea HOFMANN Frankfurt International School

Deputy Secretary General Ella JONES Royal Russell School

Deputy Secretary General Claire OBERLE American School of The Hague

Deputy Secretary General Vignesh SREEDHAR American School of Paris

President of the General Assembly Bill MICHALIS Costeas Geitonas School

GA1

Chair Mariana COLMENARES PEREZ International School of Panama

Deputy Chair Anita FILIPPOVA American School of Barcelona

Deputy Chair Fernando TENA American School of Valencia

Deputy Chair Anthony WONG American Int. School of Jeddah

GA2

Chair Evie KELLY St. Andrew’s College

Deputy Chair Floor RUNGE International School of Hilversum

Deputy Chair Harald RUTSCH Deutsche Int. Schule Den Haag

Deputy Chair Zihan SU Anglo-American School of Moscow

GA3

Chair Marta ROS MENDOZA American School of Barcelona

Deputy Chair Joel TAN Hwa Chong Intitution

Deputy Chair Fenia ROZAKOU I.M. Panagiotopoulos School

Deputy Chair Emilie NZEDA Deutsche Int. Schule Den Haag

GA4

Chair Carlo MARTIN Thomas-Mann Schule

Deputy Chair Malka BEERE John F. Kennedy School

Deputy Chair Ece Denise DOGRAMACI Hisar School

Deputy Chair Sven NASH American School of The Hague

GA5

Chair Onur Kaan SEKEREL Bilkent Laboratory Int. School

Deputy Chair Vanessa LIN Pacific American School

Deputy Chair Anna METZ Yew Chung Int. School of Shanghai

Deputy Chair Sofia SOFOKLEOUS American Community School Athens

GA6

Chair Yu Sunny FANG Kaohsiung American School

Deputy Chair Moritz-Jacob MOHR TASIS American School of Switzerland

Deputy Chair Mirella Mjöll SCHIEMAN Gymnasium Haganum

Deputy Chair Hakan YASAR Özel Izmir Amerikan Koleji


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ECOSOC President Anika KAPUR Chapel School

Deputy President Theodoros IAKOVOU Pierce - The Am. College of Greece

Deputy President Miriam LAANEMÄE St John's International School

Deputy President Laura TAVARES Carlucci Am. Int. School of Lisbon

Security Council (SC) President Shivank MISRA American School of Paris

Deputy President Kaya GÜVENDI Robert College

Deputy President Thibault QUELAVOINE Lycée français Vincent van Gogh

Deputy President Madeline SAFAVI Aiglon College

Sustainable Development Commission (SDC) President Leonard Yoonjae LEE Seoul international School

SDC 1

Deputy President Halil Cenker CAMCI Koç Okulu

Deputy President Barbara CARDENAS Escuela Campo Alegre

Deputy President Alvar EHRNROOTH International School of Helsinki

SDC2

Deputy President Elliot ALIBERT Centre International de Valbonne

Deputy President Selim HANTER Cairo American College

Deputy President Seo Jin LIM Frankfurt International School

Environment Commission (EC) President Isaac CYNTJE International School of Curaçao

EC1

Deputy President Anastasis LAMBRIANOS-STAPPAS Pierce - The Am. College of Greece

Deputy President Dionne SCOUGUL Royal Russell School

Deputy President Avery STANDIFORD Kaiserslautern High School

EC2

Deputy President Derin AKDURAK Isikkent High School

Deputy President Deniz SAN Özel Izmir Amerikan Koleji

Deputy President Joy TABET Lycée français de Singapour

Human Rights Commission (HRC) President Rhea KAPUR Chapel School

HRC1

Deputy President Urszula JACHIMOWICZ Skagerak International School

Deputy President Shivani KAKKAD International School of Tanganyika

Deputy President Enzo MOTA AMARAL Carlucci Am. Int. School of Lisbon


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HRC2

Deputy President Santiago FORSTER ESSARP

Deputy President Maria Fernanda LOUREIRO St Paul's School

Deputy President Sophia ROEHR Yew Chung Int. School of Shanghai

Special Conference on Securing and Advancing Democracy (SCSAD) President Zoé POTTIER Lycée français Vincent van Gogh

SCSAD1

Deputy President Mridula JETHWANI British International School of Cairo

Deputy President Justine NOBLE American School of The Hague

Deputy President Kamil ÖZKAN Üsküdar American Academy

SCSAD2

Deputy President Lingou HUANG Experimental High School Beijing

Deputy President Kanan MARTEIL Lycée français de Singapour

Deputy President Maria Despoina PATOUNA Costeas Geitonas School

Advisory Panel on the question of the Kurdish Region (APQKR) President Nadia HANTER Cairo American College

Deputy President Can Jozef SAUL GOKAY Robert College

Deputy President Luiza SERSON St. Paul's School

Historical Security Council (HSC)

President Jonas DILLS John F. Kennedy School

Deputy President Bhuvi GUPTA International School of Stavanger

Deputy President Olivia HUNT TASIS The American School in England

International Court of Justice (ICJ)

President Gabrielle NICHOLLS TASIS The American School in England

Deputy President Jason LIU Pacific American School

Registrar Isabel TSCHERNIAK John F. Kennedy School

Administrative Officers

Krzysztof KAMINSKI American School of The Hague

Lisa DRINKWATER American School of The Hague

Stan LOOMANS American School of The Hague

Adriaan PROVO KLUIT American School of The Hague

Monica MARTINEZ LLANSO American School of The Hague


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Delegations 2020 Delegation name Assigned school

Afghanistan Taipei American School

African Union American Int. School Bucharest

Albania The American School of Kinshasa (TASOK)

Algeria Beijing Weland

Amnesty International British School of Brussels

Andorra International School Eindhoven

Angola International School of Florence

Antigua & Barbuda Lakenheath High School

Argentina Dwight School London

Armenia American School of Valencia

Australia Gymnasium Beekvliet

Austria International School Hilversum

Azerbaijan Murmellius Gymnasium Alkmaar

Bahamas St. Edward High School

Bahrain Kulosaari Upper Secondary School

Bangladesh Am. Overseas School of Rome

Barbados Escuela Campo Alegre

Belarus Sevenoaks School

Belgium St. Andrew's College

Belize St. John's International School

Benin Frankfurt International School

Bhutan Rijnlands Lyceum Oegstgeest

Bolivia TASIS-The American School in England

Bosnia & Herzegovina Haileybury College

Botswana Northbridge International School Cambodia

Brazil International School of Stavanger

Brunei Darussalam Aiglon College

Bulgaria British Int. School of Jeddah

Burkina Faso British Int. School Belgrade

Burundi Aloha College

Cambodia Thomas-Mann-Schule

Cameroon Am. Community School of Athens

Canada International School of Curitiba

Cape Verde Mandoulides School

Central African Republic Kaohsiung American School

Chad Dhirubhai Ambani Int. School

Chile American School of Las Palmas

China International School of Brussels

Colombia Experimental HS Beijing

Comoros International School in Genoa

Congo Colegio de Inglaterra

Costa Rica John Burroughs School

Côte d'Ivoire Agora International School

Croatia Sultan's School Muscat

Cuba Christelijk Gymnasium Sorghvliet


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Cyprus International School of Curaçao

Czech Republic ACS Hillingdon International School

Denmark Sanghamiththa Balika Vidyalaya

Djibouti Chapel School

Dominica Advanced Learning Schools

Dominican Republic Kaiserslautern High School

DPR Korea (North) American School of Kuwait

DR Congo European School The Hague

ECA TED Ankara College

ECE ACS Abu Dhabi

Ecuador International School of Amsterdam

Egypt John Burroughs School

El Salvador Park Tudor School

Equatorial Guinea British School of Paris

Eritrea Rijnlands Lyceum Wassenaar

ESA American IS of Mozambique

ESCAP Beijing Weland

Estonia Groupe Scolaire Oasis

Eswatini (Swaziland) American Int. School of Kingston

Ethiopia United World College Maastricht

European Union Bonn International School

FAO British School of Brussels

Fiji Friedrich-Abel-Gymnasium

Finland Int. School of Fontainebleau

France Zurich International School

Gabon MTK School

Gambia Kurt-Schwitters-Gymnasium

Georgia Royal Russell School

Germany American School of The Hague

Ghana Amman Baccalaureate School

Greece New Canaan High School

Greenpeace Experimental HS Beijing

Guatemala International School of The Hague

Guinea Arsakeia Schools of Patras-Athens-Thess/niki

Guinea Bissau Alconbury American High School

Guyana Gymnasium Novum

Haiti Baku-Oxford School

Holy See Wiesbaden High School

Honduras Jeddah Knowledge Intl. School

Human Rights Watch British School in The Netherlands

Hungary Amsterdam Int. Community School

Iceland Brillantmont International School

ILO Ekpedeftiki Anagennisi

IMF Munich International School

IMO Costeas-Geitonas School

India American School of Madrid

Indonesia Üsküdar American Academy


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Interpol Agora International School

IOM International School of Curitiba

Iran ACS Hillingdon International School

Iraq Gymnasium Haganum

Ireland I.M. Panagiotopoulos School

Israel Internatsgymn. Schloß Torgelow

Italy American School of Paris

Jamaica ESSARP

Japan Hermann-Böse-Gymnasium

Jordan Bavarian Int. School gAG

Kazakhstan European School The Hague

Kenya Carl Benz & Geschw. Scholl Gymn.

Kiribati Yew Chung Int. School of Shanghai

Kuwait Baku-Oxford School

Kyrgyzstan St. George's School

Lao PDR Skagerak International School

Latvia Tashkent International School

League of Arab States Institut Notre Dame

Lebanon Hwa Chong Institution (High School Section)

Lesotho Beijing Weland

Liberia La Jolla Country Day School

Libya Leysin American School

Liechtenstein Seoul International School

Lithuania Schule Schloß Salem

Luxembourg Anglo-American School of Moscow

Madagascar Baku-Oxford School

Malawi British School in The Netherlands

Malaysia International School of Tanganyika

Maldives Southbank International School

Mali TASIS Switzerland

Malta St. Andrew's College

Marshall Islands Hermann-Billung-Gymnasium

Mauritania St. Andrew's School Florida

Mauritius Chisipite Senior School

Mexico HAEF Athens Coll. Psychico

Micronesia, Fed. States American School of Barcelona

Moldova British School of Brussels

Monaco Kumon Leysin Academy of Switzerland

Mongolia Deutsche Int. Schule Den Haag

Montenegro Branksome Hall

Morocco Lycée Français Vincent van Gogh

Mozambique Jeddah Knowledge Intl. School

Myanmar Rijnlands Lyceum Wassenaar

Namibia Marymount Int. School UK

Nauru Arsakeia Schools of Patras-Athens-Thess/niki

Nepal Liceo Scientifico Statale Farnesina

Netherlands American School of Barcelona


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New Zealand United World College S.E. Asia (East Campus)

Nicaragua Lycée français Jean Monnet

Niger Khartoum Int. Community School

Nigeria International School of Hamburg

North Macedonia Oostvaarders College

Norway Wiesbaden High School

OCHA Brussels American High School

Oman Antwerp International School

Pakistan John F. Kennedy School

Palau International School of Helsinki

Palestine Munich International School

Panama Newton International Academy

Papua New Guinea Deutsche Schule Athen

Paraguay Karachi American School

Peru European School The Hague

Philippines Anatolia College

Poland Park Tudor School

Portugal Haarlemmermeerlyceum

Qatar Schutz American School

Rep. of Korea (South) International School of Panama

Romania Lancaster Country Day School

Russian Federation Centre Internationale De Valbonne

Rwanda Int. School of Fontainebleau

Saint Kitts & Nevis European School The Hague

Saint Lucia Isikkent High School

Saint Vincent & the Grenadines United World College of S.E. Asia (Dover)

Samoa Nicolaus-Cusanus-Gymn.

San Marino Advanced Learning Schools

Sao Tome & Principe American Int. School Jeddah

Saudi Arabia Landschulheim am Solling

Senegal Lycée français Jean Monnet

Serbia International School of Hamburg

Seychelles College du Leman

Sierra Leone Costeas-Geitonas School

Singapore Lycée Français Vincent van Gogh

Slovakia Bilkent Laboratory Int. School

Slovenia Craighouse School

Solomon Islands St. Catherine's British School

Somalia International School of Brussels

South Africa Robert College

South Sudan ACS Cobham International School

Spain International School of Milan

Sri Lanka The English School

Sudan Hisar School (HEV)

Suriname Marymount Int. School Rome

Sweden Koç Okulu

Switzerland Kurfürst-Friedrich-Gymnasium


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Syrian Arab Rep. Pacific American School

Tajikistan Isikkent High School

Tanzania, United Rep. Jeddah Knowledge Intl. School

Thailand Nesbru Videregående Skole

Timor-Leste Martin Luther Gymnasium

Togo Özel Izmir Amerikan Koleji

Tonga British Int. School Cairo

Trinidad & Tobago Dubai International Academy

Tunisia International School of Düsseldorf

Turkey Marymount Int. School UK

Turkmenistan SHAPE International High School

Tuvalu Gymnasium Wentorf

Uganda Nea Genia Ziridis

Ukraine Pierce - The Am. College of Greece

UNCTAD Nea Genia Ziridis

UNDEF Am. Creativity Academy-Girls Campus

UNDP Northbridge International School Cambodia

UNEP Kumon Kokusai Gakuen

UNESCO St. Andrew's College

UN-Habitat SHAPE International High School

UNHCHR College du Leman

UNHCR Frankfurt International School

UNICEF Indonesian School Netherlands

UNIDO American Int. School of Kingston

United Arab Emirates Einhard Gymnasium Aachen

United Kingdom International School of The Hague

United States of America Carlucci AIS Lisbon

UNODC Hermann-Böse-Gymnasium

UN Women ACS (International) Singapore

UNWTO International School of Tanganyika

Uruguay Cairo American College

Uzbekistan British School of Paris

Vanuatu Lycée Français de Singapour

Venezuela St. Paul's School

Viet Nam Özel Izmir Amerikan Koleji

WHO Ecole Internationale "Le Verseau"

World Bank Gymnasium Haganum

WTO Kaiserslautern High School

Yemen Lycée International de St. Germain-En-Laye

Zambia Am. Creativity Academy-Girls Campus

Zimbabwe British School in The Netherlands


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WORLD FORUM CONVENTION CENTER

CONTINENTS (Ground Floor)

RIVERS (1st Floor)


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MOUNTAINS (2nd Floor)

OCEANS (Basement)

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