planck·Mostafa Tahmeed Foysal
Independent work · Bangladesh
Peace / Environment / Student leadership

Presidencies & MUN

President of NDIPHC. President of NDNSC. Conference organizer, summit convener, and MUN delegate.

My rolePresident, NDIPHC · President, NDNSC
PeriodMUN involvement since 2019
StageOngoing
Record updatedSeptember 2026
Speaking at the NDIPHC freshers reception. Photograph supplied by Foysal.
Speaking at the NDIPHC freshers reception. Photograph supplied by Foysal.

President, NDIPHC

I lead the Notre Dame International Peace and Harmony Club (NDIPHC) as President. My involvement developed from general membership and organizing responsibilities into leading the club’s programs and teams.

Our work includes NDCMUN, the International Peace Summit, NDCIMUN, and QUORUM. I want international-affairs programming to connect discussion with real concerns, including children in conflict, digital rights, and policy governance.

I led the 2025 rebrand from NDIURC to NDIPHC and a digital overhaul: the website, member database, and masked SMS sender IDs. The club includes a 14-member executive committee and a wider membership of approximately 90.

President, NDNSC

I also serve as President of the Notre Dame Nature Study Club. My environmental leadership includes organizing the 16th National Nature Summit, initiating the Bangladesh Earth Summit with its first edition in April 2025, and conceiving EcoSpark, which brought together 800+ participants.

EcoSpark used the ocean-science theme “The Science We Need for the Ocean We Want.” I previously volunteered at the 15th National Nature Summit in 2025 and am conducting youth-and-AI research under the club.

Beyond events, I reached the National Earth Olympiad finals in 2022 and 2024 and its first-stage national training camp. I completed BYEI Green Day environmental trainings and a hands-on recycling workshop at CCDB in Gazipur.

NDCMUN & the Peace Summit

As USG of Administration, NDCMUN 2026, I handled whole-event duties, inter-department communication, and operational gaps. The conference hosted 430+ delegates across 12 committees.

I initiated the International Peace Summit and ran its first edition in March 2026, focused on children in conflict, with approximately 500 participants. I am convener of the second edition, scheduled for November 6–7, 2026.

The work includes delegating responsibilities, keeping departments coordinated, and translating an idea into a program people can actually attend.

MUN secretariat record

YearConferenceMy role
2026NDCMUN 26USG of Administration
2025NDCMUN 25Officer, Media
2025TMS MUN Vol. 1Media Advisor
2024NBIMUN 24Special Envoy to SG
2023TMSRDS 23USG, Media & Graphics
2022TMSIMUN 22Director
2020AGMUN 20Director
2020YIVMUN 20Director
2020TNMUN 20Conference Officer
2019RSMUN 19Officer-in-Charge

MUN delegate record

YearConferenceDelegation / CommitteeResult
2025BNMPCPhilippines / SPECPOLBest Delegate
2025SJSMUNRussian Federation / UNHRCSpecial Mention
2025GLENMUNMorocco / DISECDelegate
2022RUMUNSingapore / WTODelegate

Contributing beyond a title

I also volunteered with the Notre Dame Eco & Space Club and helped organize Fruits Fiesta 2025, Season 6, on 30 July 2025. I chose to contribute without taking another executive post while already leading two clubs.

The Fruits Fiesta team at Notre Dame College
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NDIPHC and executive leadershipSecond International Peace Summit

Personal contributions are described by Foysal. Organization-wide results remain attributed to the relevant team or public record.

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