CORE SECRETARIAT
Hi everyone! My name is Jaidev Rohira, and I’m incredibly excited to be your Secretary-General for ABMUN ’26.
Whether it’s during formal committee, in the break, outside of school, or during MOE (and trust me, there’ll be a lot of it), just know that you can always approach me and talk to me about pretty much anything. I genuinely want ABMUN to be a space where you feel comfortable meeting new people, having conversations, sharing your ideas, and most importantly, enjoying yourselves. But, if you really want me to like you, there are three very easy ways to do it: talk to me about Manchester United, Ferrari, or Rohit Sharma. Bring up any one of those and I can promise you we’ll have a great conversation.
On a more serious note, I’m really looking forward to meeting as many of you as possible this year. For me, an MUN is about so much more than just speeches, motions and committee sessions. It’s about the people you meet, the friendships you make, the random conversations in the corridors, the debates that continue long after committee ends, and all the memories you take home with you.
As your Secretary-General, I want to make sure that every one of you has an experience you genuinely enjoy and remember. So whether you’re a first-time delegate or someone who has done countless conferences before, please don’t hesitate to come up, say hi, and introduce yourself. I’d genuinely love to get to know you.
I’m incredibly excited for what we have planned, and I can promise you that ABMUN ’26 will be nothing short of the best MUN in Mumbai this year.
Can’t wait to see you all there!
SECRETARY GENERAL - JAIDEV ROHIRA
Hi everyone! I’m Rajveer Agrawal, and I’m incredibly excited to serve as your Deputy Secretary-General for ABMUN ’26.
I’ve been doing Model UN for nearly six years now, and somehow, coming back to it never gets old. From being a nervous first-time delegate to judging conferences like Harvard MUN and Yale MUN, and eventually starting my own conference to involve students from conflict-affected communities, every experience has shaped what I believe makes an MUN genuinely memorable.
For me, MUN has never just been about awards or perfectly delivered speeches. It’s about raising your placard when you’re nervous, defending a position you never thought you could, meeting people you otherwise would never have spoken to, and leaving with stories you’ll still be talking about months later.
That’s exactly what I hope we can create at ABMUN ’26. Whether this is your first conference or one of many, take a risk while you’re here. Speak even if you’re unsure, challenge an argument, meet new people, and most importantly, enjoy the experience.
And please feel free to reach out before or during the conference. Whether you want to argue about why I think Lando Norris is the best F1 driver, reminisce about the prime days of playing Fortnite until 3 AM, or actually need help preparing for committee, I’ll be around.
I hope that when the final gavel falls, you leave ABMUN with more than an award or certificate. I hope you leave with new people, new memories, and a reason to come back.
See you at ABMUN ’26!
Rajveer Agrawal
Deputy Secretary-General
ABMUN ’26
DEPUTY SECRETARY GENERAL - RAJVEER AGARWAL
Dear delegates,
It is my distinct honor to write to you all and serve as this year’s Director General. I have nothing but immense gratitude for the opportunity I was given to help lead this year’s conference, and sincerely hope that it engages and challenges each and every one of you in ways you least expect.
I’m a student in Grade 11 at the Aditya Birla World Academy, currently doing the IBDP. Academic interests include computer science and political science, with an eventual goal to work in cybersecurity and help shape a safer Internet globally. I have an additional minor penchant for languages, speaking Italian and Spanish fluently in addition to English and Hindi. Less academic interests include automobiles, aviation and football (Man Utd have played a significant role in inducing weekly suffering for me since 2015). I also have a keen interest in rap music across various subgenres and languages – MF DOOM, Salmo and Trettmann all make frequent appearances on my 92-hour-long playlist. Feel free to approach me for a long-winded discussion about any of these interests of varying academic degree.
I’ve been competing in Model UN since 2023, when I first entered in a daunting 200-person WHO committee at HMUN India, but my connection with Model UN and ABMUN stems from before; I had the privilege of attending ABMUN 2019 as a guest speaker, which immediately lit a fire in the mind of the curious 4th grader I was, and inspired me to eventually join ABWA’s MUN Club in the 6th grade, leading me towards that eventual entrance at the Hilton Bengaluru. Since that first proper tryst with MUN, I’ve attended a wide spectrum of conferences, securing multiple prestigious awards and, more importantly, connecting with a wide range of amazing people that I still call friends today. Model UN has a genuine power in helping connect people – and that is something that I am a firm believer in. More recently, I’ve also spent more time behind the dais, both at ABMUN as well as some other conferences here in Mumbai; this year, in addition to being director general, I am also the director of the UNSC, and can’t wait to meet you there if you’re a UNSC delegate.
My goal for this year is for each and every one of you to feel engaged and included. I want you to feel challenged in your committee, but also feel welcomed. I hope that you take back more than just awards – I hope you take back learnings for your next conference, and maybe even a friend or two! I hope you return on the 11th with fresh perspectives, and an even fresher sense of fulfilment. Ultimately, I hope you have a great time, and will be there to ensure that happens. Please do not hesitate to email me or flag me down in the hallways during the conference if you have any queries or concerns – I’m here to ensure your ABMUN 2026 experience is (near) flawless, no matter what.
See you all at the conference!
Regards,
Arshaan Krishnan
Director General, ABMUN 2026