FORMUN

21/01/2026

FORMUN isn’t just about diplomacy, it’s about the vibes, and there is no reason out there to justify against it. Introducing FORMUN XIV, but pookie version, because who would not want to be a cutie patootie? Everyone’s at heart but accepting it and being soft-hearted is rare, and no doubt this proved to be so.

20/01/2026

Day 4 arrived not as an ending, but as a culmination. From the final committee sessions to the Master’s Round that turned Sinclair Hall into a theatre of wit, strategy, and unapologetic fun, the final day carried the weight of everything that came before it.
Then came the moments that no agenda could ever prepare us for: speeches that faltered not from uncertainty, but from feeling; gratitude spoken aloud; farewells delayed because saying goodbye would mean letting go.
As memories rolled and names were called, laughter echoed, tears followed, and excellence found its applause. With one final motion, as the House was formally declared closed, one truth remained undeniable: FORMUN XIV didn’t just conclude. It stayed.
FORMUN XIV, thank you. For the debates, the chaos, the growth, and the people. Some days don’t end a conference. They define it. Some endings don’t ask to be mourned. They ask to be remembered.
Day 4 arrived not as an ending, but as a culmination. From the final committee sessions to the Master’s Round that turned Sinclair Hall into a theatre of wit, strategy, and unapologetic fun, the final day carried the weight of everything that came before it.
Then came the moments that no agenda could ever prepare us for: speeches that faltered not from uncertainty, but from feeling; gratitude spoken aloud; farewells delayed because saying goodbye would mean letting go.
As memories rolled and names were called, laughter echoed, tears followed, and excellence found its applause. With one final motion, as the House was formally declared closed, one truth remained undeniable: FORMUN XIV didn’t just conclude. It stayed.
FORMUN XIV, thank you. For the debates, the chaos, the growth, and the people. Some days don’t end a conference. They define it. Some endings don’t ask to be mourned. They ask to be remembered.

20/01/2026

Day 4 arrived not as an ending, but as a culmination. From the final committee sessions to the Master’s Round that turned Sinclair Hall into a theatre of wit, strategy, and unapologetic fun, the final day carried the weight of everything that came before it.
Then came the moments that no agenda could ever prepare us for: speeches that faltered not from uncertainty, but from feeling; gratitude spoken aloud; farewells delayed because saying goodbye would mean letting go.
As memories rolled and names were called, laughter echoed, tears followed, and excellence found its applause. With one final motion, as the House was formally declared closed, one truth remained undeniable: FORMUN XIV didn’t just conclude. It stayed.
FORMUN XIV, thank you. For the debates, the chaos, the growth, and the people. Some days don’t end a conference. They define it. Some endings don’t ask to be mourned. They ask to be remembered.

18/01/2026

18/01/2026

After a rather grueling Day 3 of FORMUN XIV, both delegates and our esteemed council alike were allowed to wind down with classical music. We credit this moment to brilliant maestro Shahzad Santoo for saving the day with his soul-stirring, harmonic performance at Lucas Center! The Qawali was equally celebrated and enjoyed to the max by our beloved delegates (especially PNA, who were clearly the most prideful that evening). With traditionally-celebrated hits such as ‘Kaali Kaali Zulfon Ke’ and ‘Allah Hoo’, the FORMUN community squeezed every bit of fun out of the soulful Shab-e-Zouk.

We couldn’t be more grateful for such an eventful end to Day 3!

18/01/2026

After a long, exhausting day of managing the six committees, arranging a committee shoot for each respective one, and working towards resolutions, the delegates and host team of FORMUN XIV were finally able to let go of their duties at sundown when Shahzad Santoo arrived with his band to Lucas Center. Lucas Center was decorated with care and passion with lights, a red carpet at the entrance, speakers, and refreshments just outside (thanks to our partners, such as Crumble, Third Culture, and Voogle) They performed in a well-praised Qawali that consisted of soothing, nationally-celebrated hits from legends such as Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (Allah Hoo, Kaali Kaali Zulfon Ke, and many more!). The FORMUN community finally had the chance to unwind, connect, and share moments of joy, all the while singing along. The phrase “work hard, party harder” was proven true as even individuals like the Secretary-General and Director-General themselves were spotted dancing, singing along with passion, and chatting happily with fellow team members and friends. Needless to say, Shab-e-Zouk was a much-needed closure from the burdens and dedication that FORMUN XIV required that day.