Pakistani student Rania Ali has reached an impressive achievement by being named the Best Delegate at the Harvard Model United Nations (HMUN) conference in Dubai, organized by Harvard University.

This prestigious event, one of the largest Model UN conferences in the world, hosted 1,000 delegates from more than 35 countries, where they demonstrated their skills in diplomacy, critical thinking, and problem-solving on a global platform.

Rania Ali’s outstanding performance in diplomacy and critical thinking, along with her exceptional skills, earned her the prestigious Best Delegate award.

“It is an honor for me to represent Pakistan on a global platform,” she shared, expressing pride in showcasing a positive image of her country to the world.

The Harvard Model United Nations (MUN) provides a platform for young minds worldwide to discuss and propose solutions to pressing global issues. Rania Ali’s success emphasizes Pakistan’s potential to make an impact on international stages.

Her achievement follows the recent win of Shehram Wasi, another Pakistani youth, who also earned the highest honor at the same conference. Shehram’s victory is particularly significant, as he is one of the youngest delegates ever to receive this prestigious award.