October 9–11, 2026 | Rashid Latif Medical College Campus | Organized by Rashid Latif Debating Society (RLDS)
The Rashid Latif Debating Society (RLDS) at Rashid Latif Medical College (RLMC) proudly hosted the 4th edition of its flagship Model United Nations conference, RLMC MUN 4.0, under the guiding ethos "Discere, Docere, Educare" (To Learn, To Teach, To Lead). Welcoming hundreds of passionate delegates, aspiring medical leaders, and debaters from premier universities nationwide, the three-day summit transformed the campus into a dynamic crucible of diplomacy, multilateral negotiations, and vibrant youth fellowship.
The inaugural ceremony commenced with a solemn recitation from the Holy Quran, followed by the National Anthem and an inspiring presidential address by the Principal. Chief Guest Dr. Lubna (former Director General Health Punjab) energized the delegation hall by calling upon the youth to actively participate in political discourse and civic leadership.
Distinguished speaker Dr. Shoukat Ali illuminated the essence of diplomacy by quoting Winston Churchill: "Diplomacy is the art of telling someone to go to hell in such a way that they ask for directions." The ceremony set an electric tone for three days of rigorous dialogue, negotiation, and intellectual exchange.
Agenda: Federalism & Provincial Autonomy
"Reassessing Federal-Provincial Relations and Strengthening Provincial Autonomy under the Constitution of Pakistan."
Delegates debated constitutional reforms, effective implementation of the 18th Amendment, and empowering local governance to foster national cohesion.
Agenda: Gaza & Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
"Addressing the Humanitarian and Security Crisis in Gaza and Establishing a Framework for a Sustainable Political Settlement."
Intense caucusing tackled urgent humanitarian corridors, civilian protection protocols, and multilateral frameworks toward enduring peace.
Agenda: Economic Empowerment
"Closing the Global Gender Economic Gap through Women's Employment, Entrepreneurship and Financial Inclusion."
Focused on mitigating unpaid care burdens, equal workplace opportunities, and accelerating access to digital microfinance.
Agenda: Mental Health Integration
"Integrating Mental Health into Global Public Health Policy with Particular Emphasis on Youth and Conflict-Affected Populations."
Championed accessible psychological first-aid, destigmatizing psychiatric treatment, and integrating youth welfare into national budgets.
Agenda: AI & Human Rights
"Protecting Human Rights in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Addressing Autonomous Weapons, Surveillance and Algorithmic Discrimination."
Analyzed state accountability, biometric mass surveillance, algorithmic bias, and ethical treaties governing autonomous weapons.
A colorful celebration of international heritage. Delegations created authentic stalls, showcased traditional attire, and served ethnic cuisines. Greeted by festive dhol beats, the evening culminated in an exhilarating jamming session with live music and soulful Qawwali.
Campus Scavenger Hunt: 5 teams competed through cryptic campus clues, with the winning duo from LGU Institute securing VIP concert passes.
Grand Concert: The RLMC Main Ground erupted with electrifying performances by Mustafa Zahid and Abrar-Ul-Haq, featuring sponsor-distributed NAQSHI gift hampers and an energetic DJ night with Punjabi beats!
The grand finale honored excellence in diplomacy. Best Delegate shields were presented across all 5 committees, alongside commendations for Assistant Committee Directors (ACDs), Committee Directors (CDs), Chairs, and the RLDS Secretariat, concluding with an exquisite formal Gala Dinner.
Browse through the official four-page conference bulletin covering inaugurals, committee proceedings, and social highlights.
