ECOSOC
Agenda
Evaluating the financial implications of trade protectionism and the weaponisation of tarffs.
The Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) is one of the six principal organs of the United Nations, responsible for coordinating international efforts on economic, social, and developmental issues. It plays a key role in fostering sustainable development, reducing inequality, and promoting global cooperation through dialogue, policy review, and the formation of international frameworks.
In this edition of DSMUN, ECOSOC will address the pressing issue of the financial implications of trade protectionism and the weaponization of tariffs. With tariffs being increasingly used as tools of economic coercion, the global market faces rising instability, especially for developing economies. Delegates must navigate this complex intersection of economic policy and geopolitical strategy, working to protect vulnerable economies while maintaining fair global trade practices. The Executive Board hopes for a rigorous, thoughtful, and solution-driven committee.
CHAIRPERSON
ARYAMAN AGARWAL
Aryaman is a current 12th-grade student pursuing the IBDP curriculum, with a keen academic focus on economics and finance. Fascinated by markets and the mechanics behind global systems, he explores these interests both in and beyond the classroom. As the boy-in-charge of the Business Club, Aryaman has led several student-run projects and participated in various national and international business competitions. He currently serves as the House Council Secretary, where he has spearheaded initiatives to improve student engagement, space management, and leadership culture. A confident public speaker and thoughtful leader, Aryaman has also delved into Model United Nations, serving as a deputy chairperson at DSMUN 2024 and returning as a chairperson this year. His passion for economics and leadership is matched by a drive to contribute meaningfully to every forum he is part of—whether it be a conference committee room or a brainstorming session in the Business Club.
COMMITTEE DIRECTOR
NABHIJ SINGHAL
Nabhij is a 12th-grade student pursuing the ISC curriculum in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. He currently serves as the Secretary of the School's Environment Committee, exhibiting his longstanding interest in nature and sustainability. An avid MUN enthusiast, Nabhij has been actively involved in debating and diplomacy throughout his time in school. After serving as Deputy Chairperson at DSMUN 2024, he returns to ECOSOC as a Committee Director, where he aims to foster meaningful dialogue and critical thinking. Outside of MUNs, Nabhij is a sports enthusiast with a strong passion for football, both on and off the field. With a balanced interest in global affairs and socio-economic concerns, he looks forward to contributing to another successful edition of DSMUN.
