International Global Network Celebrates 10 Years: Strong Commitment to Shaping Future Leaders!

Kapanlagi.com - Ten years is not just a number; it is a long journey filled with dreams, processes, and transformations. The International Global Network (IGN) celebrates a decade of an extraordinary journey as an international educational organization that has faithfully accompanied the youth in developing themselves into global leaders who are character-driven, broad-minded, and empathetic.

Founded with the belief that the dreams of young people should not be hindered by distance, background, or access, IGN believes that true education does not only happen within the classroom. Leadership is not born from theory alone. With the right guidance, young people are capable of creating real change—for themselves, their communities, and the world.

"It is an honor for us to celebrate a decade of the International Global Network's journey alongside media partners, parents, educators, alumni, and school partners. This ten years is not just about our achievements, but also about the millions of dreams of young people that have grown and developed with us," said Muhammad Fahrizal, President of the International Global Network.

Let us celebrate this journey and continue to support the youth in realizing their dreams!

1. Developing to Build Critical Thinking Values

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Over the past ten years, IGN has transformed into more than just a series of events; it is now an international educational organization that promotes a system of continuous learning. Through various innovative programs such as Model United Nations (MUN) conferences, academies, and leadership training, IGN teaches the values of critical thinking, structured communication, cross-cultural collaboration, and responsible leadership.

In IGN's learning spaces, participants do not merely attend as foreign individuals, but as collaborators ready to synergize. Many of them stand for the first time in front of hundreds of pairs of eyes, presenting brilliant ideas, negotiating global issues, and realizing that true leadership is determined by character, not just by position. In this decade-long inspiring journey, IGN conferences have reached various countries and united thousands of delegates from Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, America, and Australia.

Many came with doubts and minimal self-confidence, but returned with a newfound belief that their voices matter. Now, IGN alumni have grown into leaders in school organizations, scholarship recipients, mentors, volunteers, and speakers at national and international forums, proving that this journey truly changes lives.

2. Launch of AYIMUN Chapter

The celebration of a decade of IGN is not just a commemoration, but also a new milestone that inspires further steps. In this historic moment, IGN launches the AYIMUN Chapter, an initiative of Model United Nations that brings the MUN experience closer to students in their communities.

With a regional approach, the AYIMUN Chapter offers a more familiar and sustainable learning environment, where participants have the opportunity to engage directly in diplomacy simulations and discuss important issues, both at regional and global levels, to prepare themselves to step more confidently onto the national and international stage. Not only that, IGN also announced ambitious plans for global expansion in the coming decade by hosting international conferences in two iconic locations: Maldives and Geneva. The Asia World Model United Nations (AWMUN) conference in Maldives, supported by the local Government and attended by President Mohamed Muizzu, is expected to be an unforgettable diplomacy experience, with a natural backdrop that adds depth to discussions on global issues.

3. Presenting a More Realistic Diplomatic Education

AYIMUN Geneva will be held at the Palais des Nations, the heart of global diplomacy and the birthplace of various crucial UN decisions. In this valuable experience, the younger generation is invited to directly feel the dynamics of the world of diplomacy that they have only known from books and screens. Two different locations unite under one vision: to create a more vibrant, close, and meaningful diplomatic education for future leaders.

"The next decade is about expanding impact. It's not just about producing delegations ready to speak, but about giving birth to leaders ready to contribute, starting from their regions, to the world," emphasized Muhammad Fahrizal.

(kpl/jje)