Islamabad witnessed a vibrant gathering of young leaders and social impact organizations as the Diplomatic Youth Model United Nations (DYMUN 2025) hosted an exclusive Pre-Event and Fundraiser for Flood Relief at the Margalla Lounge, Mövenpick Hotel, on Monday. The initiative was organized in collaboration with Khud Mukhtar SAWI, the official welfare partner, while Khyber TV Network served as the official media partner.
The program featured a Crisis Committee Simulation on Climate Change and Disaster Resilience, highlighting the urgent need for youth-driven solutions to pressing global challenges. The session brought together youth delegates, policy enthusiasts, and representatives from national institutions including the Ministry of Human Rights, Pakistan Tourism and Development Corporation (PTDC), along with other dignitaries.
Key figures present at the event included Mr. Kaiwan Hamid Raja, Executive Director of Khyber TV Network and CEO of Khyber Digital; Mrs. Mariyam Kaiwan, Chairperson of Khud Mukhtar SAWI; and Mubarak Ali, Chief Editor of Khyber News. Their participation emphasized the role of media and welfare organizations in promoting social responsibility and disaster resilience.
Media outlets provided extensive coverage of the event. Kay2 TV, Khyber News, and several other national channels highlighted the importance of DYMUN’s youth-driven initiatives in building a sustainable and resilient Pakistan.
The gathering not only focused on debating climate issues but also mobilized support for flood-affected communities across the country. Through its fundraiser, DYMUN 2025 reaffirmed its commitment to youth empowerment and social impact, with Khud Mukhtar SAWI playing a pivotal role in channeling resources toward relief efforts.
As Pakistan continues to grapple with the aftermath of devastating floods, the Pre-Event of DYMUN 2025 showcased how collaborative platforms involving youth, policymakers, media, and social welfare organizations can inspire practical solutions and meaningful change.
