CHAIRS
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Allegra Saliot
Hello Delegates! My name is Gabriela Vilela Yamazaki and I am currently a senior at the International School of Panama. I am excited to welcome you to the PANAMUN XXXII conference as I will be one of your chairs in the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). Although I was born in Chile, I consider myself Brazilian as not only are both my parents from there but I also lived there for the longest. As a freshman, I attended my first MUN conference as a PANAMUN delegate in the SOCHUM committee; since then I have participated in two other PANAMUN conferences, both in UNHCR, and joined the diplomacy club to further involve myself in debate. During last year’s conference, I had the honor of being a chair in UNHCR which was overall a great leadership experience. MUN is a great opportunity to explore your passions and learn about pressing issues from the perspectives of different countries around the world. I ask that each individual show respect towards their fellow delegates, chairs, and other staff members to establish a safe environment for a high-level debate. Feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns to either me or my co-chair. I look forward to meeting you all!
Allegra Saliot
Hello everyone! My name is Alberto Norte, I am a senior at the Metropolitan School of Panama, and I am thrilled to be a Chair for the UNODC for PANAMUN XXXII! I was born in Panama and I have lived here my whole life. My debate career began back in 2019, when I joined my school's MUN club and attended my first conference, PANAMUN XXVII. I was immediately captivated by the nature of debate and knew that I had encountered a new passion. Since then, I have been able to attend several conferences in Panama and abroad, where I have served different roles, as a delegate, chair, and even as part of the Secretariat. Throughout these years, I have come to think of MUN as a wonderful opportunity to develop skills like research and public speaking, which are essential for success both in and out of academic environments. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with friends and will gladly spend hours playing board games or just having a chat. My co-chair and myself are here to support you and to make sure that you have a fruitful debate experience, so please do not hesitate to reach out to us if you need anything. I look forward to meeting you all in October!
ADMIN
Allegra Saliot
Hello Delegates! My name is Gabriela Vilela Yamazaki and I am currently a senior at the International School of Panama. I am excited to welcome you to the PANAMUN XXXII conference as I will be one of your chairs in the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). Although I was born in Chile, I consider myself Brazilian as not only are both my parents from there but I also lived there for the longest. As a freshman, I attended my first MUN conference as a PANAMUN delegate in the SOCHUM committee; since then I have participated in two other PANAMUN conferences, both in UNHCR, and joined the diplomacy club to further involve myself in debate. During last year’s conference, I had the honor of being a chair in UNHCR which was overall a great leadership experience. MUN is a great opportunity to explore your passions and learn about pressing issues from the perspectives of different countries around the world. I ask that each individual show respect towards their fellow delegates, chairs, and other staff members to establish a safe environment for a high-level debate. Feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns to either me or my co-chair. I look forward to meeting you all!