G20: Global Priorities and Challenges for International Cooperation in 2024
Beryl Rose Sisulu, the Ambassador of South Africa in Mexico, joined Fernando E. Lins de Salvo Coimbra, the Ambassador of the Federative Republic of Brazil in Mexico, Joel Hernández García, the Undersecretary for Multilateral Affairs and Human Rights of the SRE, and Ambassador Herman Aschentrupp representing the Instituto Matías Romero, at the Model United Nations of the Universidad Anahuac Norte.
The Faculty of Global Studies at Universidad Anahuac Mexico organized this event in the context of the Anahuac Model United Nations (UAMxMUN) 2024 and the 60th anniversary of Universidad Anahuac.
The ambassadors emphasized the perspectives shared by Mexico, Brazil, and South Africa in the G20, as well as the collaborative efforts these countries are undertaking to achieve the Millennium Development Goals. These goals include eliminating hunger, poverty, and inequality, reforming global governance, and promoting global economic stability and sustainable growth through coordinated public policies among member countries.
The Anahuac Model United Nations (UAMxMUN) 2024 addressed topics such as preventing global economic crises, implementing public policies in areas such as labor, energy, environment, health, and fighting corruption, as well as designing an international financial architecture favorable to its members.
The Embassy of South Africa congratulates Juan Luis Tron Flores, Secretary General of the Anahuac Model United Nations (UAMxMUN) 2024, from the Faculty of Global Studies at Anahuac University Mexico, as well as the participating teachers and students, for their excellent organization of the event.
Six years ago, Juan Luis and his mother approached the Embassy to prepare for representing South Africa in a high school MUN. Guided by the Public Diplomacy Officer, Juan Luis met with Acting Ambassador Ms. Anthea Joubert to discuss his participation.
Congratulations to the student and faculty team for organizing and running a successful MUN.
