ILMA University has successfully concluded its Model United Nations conference, IMUN 2026, after two days of diplomatic simulations, debates and negotiations.

Held on October 30 and 31, the conference brought together students to discuss policy issues and experience diplomatic and parliamentary procedures. The event followed three months of planning and preparation.

The opening ceremony began with an address by Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Mansoor Uz Zafar Dawood. He highlighted the role of such initiatives in developing confident, articulate and responsible future leaders.

Secretary-General Danish Gulzar then formally opened the conference. Delegates took part in discussions across five committees:

• Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee (SOCHUM)
• United Nations Security Council (UNSC)
• Provincial National Assembly (PNA)
• Pakistan Women Council (PWC)
• International Press Corps (IPC)

Participants engaged in structured debates, policy discussions and negotiations. They also drafted motions and resolutions, gaining practical exposure to diplomatic processes and parliamentary procedures.

Awards Recognise Outstanding Delegates

The closing ceremony was attended by Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Mansoor Uz Zafar Dawood and Registrar Syed Kashif Rafi.

The university recognised outstanding participants in four award categories: Best Delegate, Outstanding Diplomat, Honourable Mention and Special Mention.

Waseem Ahmad Khan Appointed Senior Vice Chairman of Consumers Association of Pakistan

Secretary-General Danish Gulzar formally concluded the conference proceedings. Maica Mary, Head of Events at ILMA, also thanked the organising team, volunteers, delegates and supporting partners for their contributions.

Mega Qawwali Night Marks Conference Finale

The closing celebrations included a cake-cutting ceremony and a Mega Qawwali Night. Delegates, guests, organisers and partners came together for an evening of music and cultural celebration.

The event added a social dimension to the conference, giving participants an opportunity to connect and share experiences beyond the academic sessions.

Cola Next supported the Mega Qawwali Night as the Exclusive Beverage Partner. Aptura joined the event as its Industry Partner.

University Acknowledges Sponsors and Partners

ILMA University credited the successful conference to the support of its sponsors and partners. These included Lakhani Group of Companies, Global Educational Consultants Society (GEC), Microtech, Cola Next, Aptura, Hammad Foundation, Rapido, Ausaf Group of Newspapers, Biz Today, ABN News, Gerry’s Group, The Pakistan Guardian, KATI, Al Karam Towel Industries (Pvt.) Ltd., AZB and Momentaw.

The university expressed its appreciation for their collaboration and contributions to the event.

Through IMUN 2026, ILMA University reaffirmed its commitment to experiential learning and youth empowerment. The university said the initiative aimed to equip future leaders with the knowledge, confidence and skills to contribute meaningfully to society.

IMUN 2026 — Where Diplomacy Meets Leadership.