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 * Name: **Anja Sophia Gullerfelt
 * School: ** Dubai International School
 * Three words for me: **Idealistic, Passionate and determined
 * LOVES??: **MUN!!!

Anja, our fellow ‘expert’ MUN delegate is a senior in Dubai International School. She has began to take her part in MUN for the first time in 2007, at MUNISH in The Hague. From then on, Anja has been very active with model united nations conference, attending the Harvard MUN in 2008, THIMUN The Hague in 2009, GYLC in 2009, THIMUN Singapore in 2009, THIMUN The Hague in 2010 and finally, the WEMUN Expo in 2010. With her outstanding effort and leadership skills, Anja has successfully taken 4 student officer positions out of 6 conferences. She keeps herself active by running in her spare times and also keeps her sophistication by reading books constantly. Anja quoted: “ I feel that MUN’s greatest strength is that it provides a platform for youth to foster one of the most important values they can have- open mindedness.” Believes that MUN is a place where international youths cooperate over boundaries towards global solutions, Anja gives some advice to follow delegates of this year’s conference. “Don’t be afraid!”, she said. “I think succeeding at MUN is all about perception. But do you know what the beauty of the United Nations is? That you have an equal chance to have your voice heard.” Stating this, Anja emphasized the equality among all delegated and suggested all future delegates to make the most of it and to be confident to handle this task. Anja says that she used to be afraid of a lot of things before she got involved in MUN. She was afraid to state her opinions to public and MUN was what gave her the confidence to express herself. “Stick with it”, Anja says. “If there is one thing that MUN as given to me, it is confidence.”


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Secretary General: Anja Sophia Gullerfelt By: Inhye Choi, Nagoya International School

 The Secretary General for the sixth THIMUN- Singapore, Anja Sophia Gullerfelt, is a senior at Dubai International School. She began the life of an Model United Nations (MUN) delegate for the first time in 2007, at MUNISH in The Hague. From that point on, Gullerfelt has been very active with numerous MUN conferences; Gullergfelt has participated in the Harvard MUN, THIMUN- The Hague, THIMUN- Singapore, GYLC (summer program affiliated with International issues), and finally, the WEMUN Expo this year. Her outstanding performance in MUN and leadership skills has successfully landed four student officer positions out of the six conferences Gullerfelt’s had participated. On her spare time, she keeps herself active by running and is also a very avid reader. Gullerfelt said, “ I feel that MUN’s greatest strength is that it provides a platform for the youth to foster one of the most important values they can have- open mindedness.” Believing that MUN is a place where international youths come together and despite differences in backgrounds, working towards the same common goal, resolving global solutions, Gullerfelt gives advice to follow delegates of this year’s conference. “Don’t be afraid!”, she said. “I think succeeding at MUN is all about perception. But do you know what the beauty of the United Nations is? That you have an equal chance to have your voice heard.”Having said, Gullerfelt emphasized the equality among all delegates and suggested that all future delegates to make the most out of their every MUN conference and be confident to handle global issues. Gullerfelt admitted that she used to be afraid of a lot of things before she was involved with MUN. She was afraid to raise her opinions to public and MUN gave her the confidence to express herself. “Stick with it”, Gullerfelt said. “If there is one thing that MUN has given to me, it is confidence.”

**2nd Revision**

**Final**