Regular Committee
General Assembly
Setting international standards for AI in political processes and protecting critical-mineral supply chains from geopolitical risks
Topics
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Establishing international standards for the use of artificial intelligence in electoral and political processes
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Reducing the vulnerability of global supply chains for critical minerals to geopolitical coercion
Meet the Team
Chairs
Head President
Amy Li
Dear fellow delegates and MUN enthusiasts, my name is Amy Li, and I will serve as your GA Head President for this coming Fall conference. With four rewarding years of MUN experience and six conferences under my belt, I previously worked as the Committee Service Officer last academic year, and now I am stepping into the role of Executive Administrative Officer for DAISMUN 2026‑2027. I also bring three prior chairing experiences to this position. Ever since my first time in a General Assembly room, I have been captivated by delegates’ passionate speeches, negotiations, and efforts toward consensus. To me, the GA is much more than a formal debating space; it is where diverse perspectives clash, where you may stay up refining position papers, compromise during unmoderated caucus, and celebrate the passage of draft resolutions, as youthful idealism confronts complicated global issues. As your GA Head President, I hope every delegate, whether a complete beginner or a seasoned veteran, finds the courage to voice unique opinions, engage with opposing views, and form new connections, so we can fill this Fall conference with thoughtful debate, creative collaboration, and wonderful lasting MUN memories!
Deputy President
Cherry Zhang
Hello, everyone. My name is Cherry Zhang, and I am a junior. I feel deeply honored to serve as Deputy President of GA1. This marks my third year participating in MUN. To me, MUN is far more than just a campus club, it has been a journey shaping my worldview and self-awareness. Over the past three years, I have gradually come to understand that being a delegate means standing in others' shoes and giving voice to those who cannot speak for themselves; it means building bridges across cultural differences and finding common ground even when opinions differ. MUN has taught me that real change begins with dialogue, and every voice matters, no matter how small. I look forward to collaborating with such a passionate team to create an experience that inspires others, just as MUN inspired me. Let us move forward together and make this year one of growth, friendship, and meaningful action.
Deputy President
Artemis Suo
Hello everyone! I’m Artemis Suo, a grade 11 student. I’m deeply honored to serve as the deputy president of General Assembly 1. It is my third year in MUN, and I've always seen it as far more than a simulation, it’s a space where we turn global challenges into collaborative action. MUN nurtures students' global awareness and leadership skills, here, delegates will draft resolutions, debate with others, cultivate the empathy and critical thinking we need to deal with the complex world. I believe that every delegate here has the ability to be a leader with the vision to shape a more peaceful and cooperative international society.