Make the world a better place – Amb. Pobee advises Ghana's future leaders

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Martha Ama Akyaa Pobee, Permanent Representative of Ghana to the United Nations, advised students from different Ghanaian schools participating in the 2019 United Nations Model to contribute, each in their own way, to making life better in the world.

She made the call when UN Model Ghana delegates, along with their tutors and leaders, visited the Ghana Permanent Mission in New York on April 1 to learn about the mission's activities. .

"We are tackling issues that are critically important to the Government and the people of Ghana. We do what Ghanaians want us to do. Whatever we do is linked to the government's policy and implementation at a very local level, be it in the area of ​​health or climate change, "said the ambbadador to the work of the Permanent Mission to young students.

She urged them to contribute to the work of the United Nations and, for example, on the preservation of the environment, asked them to ensure the cleanliness of the environment and to preserve the environment. 39 energy while avoiding leaving lights on when they are not needed.

"We must do everything we can, no matter how small, to advance the goals of the United Nations. So, if you are a supporter of the UN, then you must take active action wherever you are. "

United Nations models, also known as UN or MUN models, are an extracurricular activity in which students typically play a role in the role of UN delegates and simulate UN committees.

This activity takes place at MUN conferences, usually organized by a high school or college MUN club.

The Ghanaian delegation reconstituted the Biafra war, which took place in Nigeria between 1967 and 1970 in the UN Security Committee, as well as mechanisms to support post-conflict economic growth.

Kuuku Egyensaim Ampah and Jacob Idan received the Secretary General's Award and the Honorable Mention went to Naa Akushia Otoo and Efua Addo Yebo.

Ms. Vivian Serwaa Gyasi, head of the mission's Chancery, also added the need for them to continuously help achieve the goals set by the United Nations.