Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)

Yassin Gabr, President

Sherifa Fahmy, Chair

Throughout these past couple of years we have seen specifically the emmence and great role that the UN playes when it comes to preserving and protecting The economic affairs,Legal matters and much more. This years theme of synapses is similiar to this. Each synapse has a number of neurons that exchange information, like that of the different forums that make the UN. It is with my greatest pleasure that I will be leading you all and fostering you intense debate in The Economical and Social Council , one of the main UN organs having been founded in 1945. Its establishment came intending to address global social and economic issues.I, alongside my most esteemed chair Sherifa Fahmy have chosen three topics that not only have but will change the potential to shape the trajectory of our society for years to come.

For our first topic, we are “Addressing the problem of safeguarding the world supply chains in times of crises” with COVID-19 having just recently passed, its effects are still felt on a global scale. As for our second topic, we will be “Discussing the issue of transnational money laundering and financial fraud” Transnational money laundering and financial fraud have far-reaching consequences beyond national borders. They undermine the stability of financial systems worldwide, affecting economies, businesses, and individuals globally..Finally, for our third topic, we will be “Creating a framework to promote digital inclusion and limit the digital divide between countries” Even with the rise of the digital world, there are still gaps that need to be bridged between countries and that is what we hope to acomplish.

Sherifa and I are honored to chair ECOSOC at HIAMUN’25 and are eager to witness the passion and expertise that you will display throughout the conference.

Yassin Gabr, President of the Economic and Social Council.

Topics

1. Addressing the problem of safeguarding the world supply chains in times of crisis.

2. Developing effective strategies for equitable access to technology to bridge the digital divide and promote digital inclusion in developing countries.

3. Discussing the issue of transnational money laundering and financial fraud.