Help Mahmud to join the 2020 CWMUN conference in Abu Dhabi

A dream, I could only once dream of is finally happening- representing my country and continent at the UN.

I have been awarded the honour of being selected out of thousands of young delegates across the world to attend the 2020 CWMUN (Change the World Model United Nations) Conference in Abu Dhabi this November where I’ll be commissioning for the reshaping of global healthcare through innovative thinking.

As for many others, 2020 has been a rather unpredictable and life-changing experience.

Thus, with the global tourism at a complete halt and my final year of MScBA degree commencing next month in Utrecht, I completely understand the magnitude of the generosity that I am kindly asking for.

Like the wise Nelson Mandela once said, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”

Therefore, I see this opportunity as something more than just an educational experience but also an experience where I will be given the opportunity to network and engage with global leaders and other delegates sharing the same vision. Together, we can all work to make the world a better place as a whole.

I am beyond blessed and honoured to debate alongside other students from all over the world.

We will not only debate, but work on realistic solutions and improvements that will potentially form part of the UN global resolutions and goals for the future.
Unfortunately, all dreams come with obstacles and with the current global pandemic, I find myself in a position where funding is my main obstacle.

To overcome this obstacle, I believe that the best place to start is to ask.

So if there are any generous souls or businesses that are willing to help get me to the CWMUN 2020, please feel free to send me a direct message or lead me in their direction. I’ll appreciate every little penny that will get me there.

Thank you to all those that have already been supporting my journey in life. I am truly grateful for every human that has crossed my path and played a role, no matter the size, it has helped me become the person I am today.
Warm regards

Mahmud Fredericks