G7
Group of 7
Topics
The Issue of a Fragmented Global Economy Amid Rising Economic Nationalism
Chairs
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Deputy Chair
Krishay R
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Head Chair
Jia S
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Deputy Chair
Prithwish K
My name is Krishay Ray and I am currently a Year 12 student at Tanglin Trust school. I have had the privilege of attending close to 10 conferences, both as a chair and a delegate, where I have developed a strong passion for the enthralling and wide-ranging world of MUN. The most pressing economic and geopolitical issues have always intrigued me the most and so I was naturally drawn to the G7 committee. I can’t wait to see the innovative and creative solutions you come up with to solve issues that world leaders still scratch their heads about. See you all in November!
Hello! My name is Jia, and I will be your G7 head chair for TMUN this year. I am currently in Grade 11 at UWCSEA (East.) I started the MUN journey eight years ago and have attended several conferences as a delegate, deputy chair and head chair. I am beyond thrilled to be part of this conference. TMUN has always been an enriching experience and in many ways has grown my love for the collaborative and heavily leadership based community that MUN truly is. I look forward to seeing all of you flourish, take risks and open up in this committee, see you in November!
Hello! My name is Prithwish, and I’m a sophomore at Overseas Family School. I have been participating in MUN since Grade 8, attending 10 conferences, with this being my second time chairing. MUN has been a fantastic opportunity, enabling me to navigate real-time relationships in the context of real-world scenarios and collaborate with a variety of perspectives to establish comprehensive & inclusive global frameworks to combat worldwide issues. With international trade becoming increasingly weaponized and reliant on global politics, resulting in fragmentation and economic chaos. With the current, complex political climate, I am eagerly anticipating serving as the Deputy Chair of the Group of Seven committee to run a dynamic and multi-faceted debate on this deeply interconnected issue that every nation has something to win and lose from. See y’all in November!