Welcome to hseimun diplomacy club!

on the previous (but not following) material
Pretty slide with

cats telling “Thanks for coming!!1!1” and “See you next Saturday!!1!”

Clause, Policy Statement, Speeches
Wrap your head around your agenda –

Read study guide from Chairs, official UN bodies’ reports, scientific articles and researches and the latest news, basically not only Wikipedia
Have something to refer to - Study thoroughly previously adopted legal acts, resolutions, conventions, agreements and, of course, UN Charter
Don’t reinvent the wheel – Check previously adopted solutions, sanctions, embargoes, in order to avoid repeating or plagiarism, think of something new and extraordinary

for your country, but also for other key players in

the agenda, look for something compromising about them 
Complement with numbers – Use statistics, infographics and other data to understand the level of importance and justify your own suggestions (https://ourworldindata.org/; https://fundforpeace.org/fsi/; CIA Archives and etc.)
Be always aware – Monitor the list of news agencies, informational projects or other media sources to know the situation from different sides, and because everything can change in one second (The Economist, BBC, Russia Today, Anadolu Agency, DW, Al-Jazeera, LiveUAMap)
Like a gentleman - Make a list of phrases for diplomatic etiquette, practice writing speeches to your arguments, learn to speak expressively
Before all else, be armed (Machiavelli) - write out all the necessary facts and ideas in thesis, print important documents for demonstration