LUMS Team Wins Prestigious Harvard MUN Competition

A team of 7 students from LUMS represented Pakistan at this global competition and emerged victorious. The team was lead by Rohail Hasan and included Sabeen Hamood, Hubaib Shehryar, Laiba Abid, Mahnoor Gul, Shanzay Hashim and Malik Danyal Khan.

They received the Best Small Delegation trophy, successfully defending its title of Best Delegation two years in a row. The United States Military Academy emerged runners up.

The Harvard National Model United Nations is one of the oldest and most prestigious model UN conferences in the world. Ranked number 1, it houses 1500-1800 delegates from across the globe who debate policy on pressing international issues.

The Harvard National MUN is well known to be the most challenging and cut-throat debating event in the world, with teams from top universities such as Princeton, Stanford and Yale.

Being the first non-American or European team to do so, this win can be considered a big achievementfor Lums, Pakistan and Asia at large.

Follow ProPakistani on Google News & scroll through your favourite content faster!

Support independent journalism

If you want to join us in our mission to share independent, global journalism to the world, we’d love to have you on our side. If you can, please support us on a monthly basis. It takes less than a minute to set up, and you can rest assured that you’re making a big impact every single month in support of open, independent journalism. Thank you.


  • Good but LUMS ‘s aim should be trained / cooperate other Pakistani educational institutions also.

  • You are the shining stars of Pakistan. Well done hearty congratulations 👏

  • Many many congratulations to our team. It is a clear evidence that we have people full of talent and potential. But it is unfortunate to waste this talent.

  • Yaooo …..!!
    Well done LUMZianzzzz 🔥🔥🔥
    L.L.P 🇵🇰
    Best WhisHz for the bright Future 😇


  • Get Alerts

    Follow ProPakistani to get latest news and updates.


    ProPakistani Community

    Join the groups below to get latest news and updates.



    >