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GENERAL ASSEMBLY II: 
ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL

Chair: Amy Lin (DIS)

Co-Chair: Jonathan Huang (IBSH)

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I’m Amy Lin, a sophomore at DIS who loves playing flute, reading, and my cat, and I am happy to be your head chair for HSINMUN XIX! For the conference, I will be the expert chair on Issue 401: Preventing illegal financial flows and promoting transparency in the global financial system. I begrudgingly joined MUN in seventh grade at my mom’s urging. At first, I found the weekly workshops tedious and a bore. However, I quickly became fond of the heated debate, making friends, and occasionally trolling. Whether you are just starting out or you are an experienced delegate, I hope that this conference can be another memorable and enjoyable one for you. Don’t be afraid of approaching the podium or raising a POI; nearly everyone began as a shy, hesitant first-timer. If you have any questions, please do no hesitate to contact me at 1300005@dishs.tp.edu.tw or on Instagram. See you all at the conference!

Welcome to Hsinchu and HSINMUN XIX! My name is Jonathan Huang, a senior at the International Bilingual School at Hsinchu Science Park, and I’ll be serving as the co-chair for GA2. As a student that has spent all 12 years of mandatory education here, I’d be glad to entertain a tour for anyone interested in our school! Though it will be my first time chairing, I will commit myself to this responsibility in the most attentive way possible and make the conference a comforting experience for both new and experienced delegates! Personally, MUN has given me new insight on global conflicts that plague our world. Rather than seeing it televised, debating and introducing feasible solutions that each and every nation can accept has inspired me to believe that I too, can provide a better future for humanity. With HSINMUN XIX being a fitting end to my MUN career, I hope to oversee and more importantly, inspire a new generation of passionate students that have just begun their journey. I look forward to seeing all of your diligent preparations in October. Until then!

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