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Economic and Social Council
One of the main organs of the United Nations, responsible for coordinating the economic and social fields of the organization. This council serves as the central forum for discussing international economic and social issues, promoting sustainable development, addressing global challenges, and fostering international cooperation on economic and social matters.
Committee Topics:
Advancing financial inclusion through the adoption of global digital currencies
Improving technological literacy in LEDCs
Honorable directors, fellow chairs, and most esteemed delegates,
My name is Helena Babel, and it is my utmost honor to serve as one of the deputy presidents for this year’s ECOSOC at BEIMUN. I am currently a freshman attending the host school, the International School of Beijing, and this year's BEIMUN will mark my fifth conference and second time chairing.
For this conference, I will focus on the topic of “Improving technological literacy in LEDCs” which has been an ongoing issue impacting millions of people across the world. As a student officer, I encourage you to speak up and help you become a more confident delegate while maintaining the values of a diplomatic dialogue.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. See you all in January!
International School of Beijing
Helen Babel
Deputy President
Dear ECOSOC Delegates,
My name is Donna (Ruotong) Li, and it is an honor to serve as the Deputy President of the ECOSOC for BEIMUN XXXIII. Currently, I am a 10th-grade student at Beijing World Youth Academy, and this marks my second year participating in MUN, with BEIMUN XXXIII being my second consecutive BEIMUN conference. My passion for MUN ignited at BEIMUN XXXII, where I served as the delegate of the USA in ECOSOC, addressing the issue of “corruption and inequality in the distribution of new technologies in LEDCs”.
For this session, I will be co-chairing the topic of “Improving Technological Literacy in LEDCs”. In a world increasingly shaped by technology, bridging the digital literacy gap is not just a matter of progress—it is a cornerstone of inclusive growth, empowering marginalized communities to access various opportunities. I can’t wait to see your distinct viewpoints, innovative solutions, and unwavering dedication to turning these discussions into action. Regardless of your experience level—whether you are an MUN pro or raising your placard for the first time—your voice is invaluable in this committee. Every perspective enriches our dialogue and brings us closer to equitable solutions.
If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out via email.
See you in BEIMUN XXXIII!!!
Best regards,
Donna (Ruotong) Li
Beijing World Youth Academy
Deputy President
Donna Li
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