WE are proud of your achievements and this sets a benchmark for the initiatives which we want to undertake when we are providing leadership training not only for young women but young men.
Fiji National University (FNU) Dean College of Humanities and Education (CHE), Dr Eci Nabalarua said this while congratulating the FNU which participated at the National Model United Nations Competition (MUN) in Washington, DC United States.
Dr Nabalarua congratulated the team on showcasing excellent leadership qualities and setting a standard for others.
Miliana Sadrata and Apisaki Tupou’s Position Paper won acclaim for the best position paper and the team outnumbered 75 universities from around the world to win the best delegation honour.
Head of delegation and final year bachelor of Education (Primary) student Maria Matai Ratulutu said all the sacrifice was worthwhile.
“After all the struggles and sleepless nights our efforts were finally rewarded when we represented the team and won acclaim for one of our papers. We surely displayed the true essence of working as a team, she said.
The team was awarded the honourable mention in the category of best delegation and best position paper award.
