Between the 3rd and the 7th March, some students from 10th grade headed for Antalya to take their part in the most prestigious and the biggest MUN conference held in Turkey (MUNTR). As they had previously participated to some MUN conferences, they did not have any problem. The only complaint they had was about the intense study they had to do each day: each student attended 4 sessions in his committee every day that lasted 1,5 hours.
During this international reunion, not only the students could improve their linguistic skills but also they debated about worldwide issues. Thus they interpreted incidents from different perspectives. After the sessions, at the parties, they had fun with people they acquainted.
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