During the Conference, the work of four institutions was simulated, among which are the UN Security Council (SC), the World Bank (WB), the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), and the International Atomic Energy Agency General Conference (IAEA GC). Within the Committees participants discussed the following Agenda Items:

UN Security Council:

• The Situation in the Middle East;
• Open agenda.

World Bank:

• Appraisal and approval of development projects.

ESCAP:

• Use of digital technology and geospatial information systems to enhance resilience and promote sustainable development;
• Implementing Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration.

IAEA GC:

• The Future of Atoms: Artificial Intelligence for Nuclear Applications;
• Nuclear Waste Management.

The Educational Component of AC 2024 included a Panel Discussion on the topic “Outcomes of Russia’s 2024 BRICS Presidency for Youth”. This event included a moderator of the meeting Mr. Andrei I. Kozinets, Associate Professor of the FEFU Department of International Relations; as well as esteemed speakers: Mr. Aleksei Ya. Stanonis, Counsellor of the International Youth Cooperation and Tourism Office of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education; and Mr. Artem L. Lukin, Associate Professor in the FEFU Department of International Relations.

Moreover, in frames of the Conference Programme, the participants had the opportunity to take part in the Briefings, conducted by experts from the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific.

Ms. Kareff Rafisura, Economic Affairs Officer at the UN ESCAP, presented an extensive Briefing on the theme “Use of digital technology and geospatial information system to enhance resilience and promote sustainable development” to the delegates of such Committees as ESCAP and World Bank. ESCAP’s Social Affairs Officers - Mr. Alexander Kozlov and Dr. Marco Roncarati - introduced profound information regarding the process of migration and ESCAP’s work in this framework.

Noteworthy, the delegates of the IAEA GC experienced an informative Briefing from an independent expert and MUNRFE alumna Ms. Galina Salnikova.

As a result, delegates who have shown the most outstanding performances were recognized in various nominations.

Outstanding Delegations:

• Iceland (Ms. Victoria Barsukova, Mr. Kirill Yakovenko, Adviser — Mr. Kirill Nizamov)
• Russia (Ms. Alyona Kirnosova, Ms. Ekaterina Balkunova, Ms. Sofia Usachenko, Ms. Ekaterina Shlykova, Adviser — Ms. Margarita Lavrenteva)
• United Kingdom (Ms. Polina Asanova, Mr. Vladimir Gorokhov, Mr. Artur Vafin, Ms. Aleksandra Uarova, Head Delegate — Mr. Vladimir Gorokhov)

Special Recognition Award:

• Ms. Ekaterina Shlykova (Russia, ESCAP)

Best Document:

• Mr. Bogdan Vardanian (USA, World Bank)

Outstanding Delegates:

• Ms. Elizaveta Repushkina (Japan, IAEA GC)
• Ms. Ekaterina Balkunova (Russia, World Bank)
• Mr. Kirill Nizamov (USA, Security Council)
• Mr. Bogdan Vardanian (USA, World Bank)

The recipients of the Outstanding Delegate award are now credentialed to take part in the MUNRFE Leadership Program 2025 that includes participation in the Churkin - Moscow International Model United Nations 2025.

The Conference became real due to the great contribution of the team, that was working on the preparation and implementation of the Conference, namely the Secretariat:

• Ms. Arina Bukreeva – Secretary-General;
• Ms. Margarita Lavrenteva – SC President;
• Ms. Anna Barysheva – ESCAP Chairperson;
• Mr. Maxim Krivonosov – IAEA GC Chairperson;
• Ms. Darya Zlydar – WB Chairperson.

MUNRFE also expresses its appreciation to the work of the Department of Global Communications, that covered the informational and logistical components of the Conference.

Department of Global Communications:

• Ms. Anastasia Shevchenko;
• Ms. Daria Voituik;
• Ms. Evgeniia Sabirova;
• Ms. Sofia Chebotaryova;
• Mr. Stepan Soloviovskiy.

MUNRFE acknowledges the immeasurable support provided by the Conference partner, namely the Primorsky Regional Philharmonic.