Impressive showings at the May 18th MUN simulation! 🌍 Students from Comboni

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Impressive showings at the May 18th MUN simulation! 🌍 Students from Comboni, EPS, Tabor, and SOS schools demonstrated exceptional diplomacy and leadership skills. Selecting the best position papers and delegates was no easy task - the competition was fierce. These future global leaders are shining bright! 🌟

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