SARAI GHANAYIM

Model United Nations has been an important part of my life for the past five years, giving me the opportunity to grow as a speaker, leader, and critical thinker through more than ten conferences as a delegate, chair, and judge. I especially value MUN because it encourages students to engage with complex global issues and understand different perspectives. I am particularly excited for the WHO committee, as both topics of commercial determinants of health and the digital transformation of health care are highly relevant and raise important questions about public health, ethics, accessibility, and international cooperation. I look forward to bringing my previous MUN experience to the conference, learning from other delegates, and contributing to meaningful and productive debate.