TWENTY-FIFTH MODEL OAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
TWENTY-SIXTH MODEL OAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
FOR HIGH SCHOOLS
November 28 to December 1, 2007
PROGRAM
Organized by
The Department of External Relations
of the
ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES
17th Street and Constitution Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20006
TWENTY-SIXTH MODEL OAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
FOR HIGH SCHOOLS (26TH MOAS)
November 28 – December 1, 2007
Department of External Relations
Organization of American States
Irene Klinger
Director
Magdalena Talamas
Chief, Public Relations Section
Nelly Robinson
Specialist, Public Relations Section
Mauricio Concha
Consultant, Public Relations Section
Alice Soares
Consultant, Public Relations Section
Table of Contents
Page
Officers of the Twenty-Sixth Model OAS General Assembly
for High Schools ………………………………………………………………….……… 5
Country Assignments ………………………………………………………………….…. 7
Agenda Topics ……………………………………………………………….…...…….... 9
Location of Meeting Rooms ...............................................................................................11
Schedule of Events ………………………………………………………….……………13
OAS Consultants ……………………………………………..……………….………….21
Technical Secretariat Assignments for Faculty Advisors……..…..…………….…..……22
TWENTY-SIXTH MODEL OAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
FOR HIGH SCHOOLS (26TH MOAS)
2007 ELECTED MOAS OFFICERS
PRESIDENT: Saema Adewusi
The Madeira School
McLean, Virginia
SECRETARY GENERAL: Michael Vido
Springfield Township
Erdenheim, Pennsylvania
FIRST COMMITTEE CHAIR: Tyler Matuella
Georgetown Preparatory School
North Bethesda, Maryland
FIRST COMMITTEE VICE CHAIR: Alexandra Gutierrez
Pan-American Student Forum of Texas
Texas
SECOND COMMITTEE CHAIR: Elle Spinks
Midland Senior High School
Midland, Texas
SECOND COMMITTEE VICE CHAIR: Brendan Lash
Saint Joseph’s Preparatory School
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
THIRD COMMITTEE CHAIR: Andrew McPherson
Rondout Valley High School
Accord, New York
THIRD COMMITTEE VICE CHAIR: Amy Buxbaum
Pikesville High School
Baltimore, Maryland
FOURTH COMMITTEE CHAIR: Gabriel Gonzales
Christopher Columbus High School
Miami Lakes, Florida
FOURTH COMMITTEE VICE CHAIR: Carrie Hopkins
Wilmington Friends School
Wilmington, Delaware
|26TH MODEL OAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR |
|HIGH SCHOOLS - 2007 |
|COUNTRY ASSIGNMENTS |
| |MEMBER COUNTRY |HIGH SCHOOL |
|1 |ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA |Connelly School of the Holy Child |
| | |Potomac, Maryland |
|2 |ARGENTINA |Connelly School of the Holy Child |
| | |Potomac, Maryland |
|3 |BARBADOS |Woodrow Wilson High |
| | |Washington, DC |
|4 |BELIZE |Washington International School |
| | |Washington, DC |
|5 |BOLIVIA |Rondout Valley High School |
| | |Accord, New York |
|6 |BRAZIL |Saint Stephen's and Saint Agnes School |
| | |Alexandria, Virginia |
|7 |CANADA |Pikesville High School |
| | |Baltimore, Maryland |
|8 |CHILE |Pan American Student Forum of Texas |
|9 |COLOMBIA |Nicolet High School |
| | |Glendale, Wisconsin |
|10 |COSTA RICA |Wilmington Friends High School |
| | |Wilmington, Delaware |
|11 |DOMINICAN REPUBLIC |Saint John's School |
| | |San Juan, Puerto Rico |
|12 |ECUADOR |Washington International School |
| | |Washington, DC |
|13 |EL SALVADOR |Woodrow Wilson High |
| | |Washington, DC |
|14 |GUATEMALA |Springfield Township School |
| | |Erdenheim, Pennsylvania |
|15 |GUYANA |Midland Senior High School |
| | |Midland, Texas |
|16 |HAITI |Rondout Valley High School |
| | |Accord, New York |
|17 |JAMAICA |Wilmington Friends High School |
| | |Wilmington, Delaware |
|18 |MEXICO |Sherwood High School |
| | |Sandy Spring, Maryland |
|19 |NICARAGUA |Mercy High SchoolBaltimore, Maryland |
|20 |PANAMA |North Country High School Regional Delegation |
| | |Plattsburgh, New York |
|21 |PARAGUAY |Georgetown Preparatory School |
| | |North Bethesda, Maryland |
|22 |PERU |The Madeira School |
| | |McLean, Virginia |
|23 |SAINT LUCIA |Springfield Township School |
| | |Erdenheim, Pennsylvania |
|24 |SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES |Georgetown Preparatory School |
| | |North Bethesda, Maryland |
|25 |SURINAME |Christopher Columbus High School |
| | |Miami, Florida |
|26 |TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO |Springfield Township School |
| | |Erdenheim, Pennsylvania |
|27 |UNITED STATES |Saint Joseph's Preparatory School |
| | |Philadelphia, PA |
|28 |URUGUAY |Trinity School |
| | |Midland Texas |
|29 |VENEZUELA |Midland Senior High School |
| | |Midland, Texas |
| | | |
|GENERAL SECRETARIAT STAFF |
| |Midland Senior High School |
| |Midland, Texas |
| |and |
| |Georgetown Preparatory School |
| |North Bethesda, Maryland |
|COMMUNICATIONS CENTER |
| |Springfield Township School |
| |Erdenheim, Pennsylvania |
TWENTY-SIXTH MODEL OAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
FOR HIGH SCHOOLS
COMMITTEE TOPICS
GENERAL COMMITTEE
1. Social Charter of the Americas: Renewal of the Hemispheric Commitment to Fight Extreme Poverty in the Region
2. Addressing the issues of self-determination and of lands, territories and resources in the context of the American Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Declaration of the 26th MOAS for high schools:
“Energy for Development”
(Delegations may bring their draft declarations to the MOAS, however, those drafts will serve as a source to originate only one declaration. The MOAS declaration must be the result of discussion and debate in a working group during the Model. This draft resolution will not be included in a book for debate; it will be copied as a single document before its debate in the General Committee. The draft declaration must be approved by the General Committee before its presentation to the MOAS General Assembly where it needs to be approved by consensus.)
FIRST COMMITTEE: Juridical and Political Affairs
1. Initiatives for cooperation among the countries of the Americas for the application of the provisions of the Inter-American Convention against Corruption and for the strengthening of the MESISIC.
2. The Media and the Right to Freedom of Thought and Expression in the countries of the Americas.
SECOND COMMITTEE: Hemispheric Security
1. Complying with the recommendations of the evaluation rounds of the Multinational Evaluation Mechanism (MEM) as a means to strengthen the Anti-Drug Strategy in the Hemisphere.
2. Promotion of Hemispheric Cooperation in Dealing with Gangs Involved in Criminal Activities.
THIRD COMMITTEE: Inter-American Summits Management and Civil Society Participation in OAS Activities and
Inter-American Council for Integral Development - CIDI
1. Follow-up and Implementation of the Mandates of the Declaration of Mar del Plata and the Plan of Action of the Fourth Summit of the Americas.
2. Coordination of Volunteers in the Hemisphere in Response to Natural Disasters and the Fight against Hunger and Poverty – White Helmets Initiative.”
FOURTH COMMITTEE: Administrative and Budgetary Affairs
1. Program-budget of the Organization for 2008 and determination of Member States’ quotas.
2. Increasing the Voluntary Funds for the renovation and maintenance of the OAS Main Building complex (including Museum, Casita and Administrative building).
THE 26th MOAS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS WILL TAKE PLACE IN TWO OF THE OAS BUILDINGS:
General Services Building (GSB) located on 1889 F Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006 (corner of 19th and F Streets); and
Main OAS Building (MNB) located on the corner of 17th Street and Constitution Ave., Washington, D.C. 20006
|REGISTRATION: Wednesday Nov. 28th (12:00 pm– 1:45 pm) Thursday Nov. 29 (8:30 am – 9:00 am) |Lobby Main OAS Building - MNB |
| | |
|OPENING AND PLENARY SESSIONS: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28th (2:00 pm – 6:00 pm) | |
| |Hall of the Americas |
|THE GENERAL AND FIRST COMMITTEES WILL MEET IN THE GSB (from Thurs., Nov. 29 at 9:00 a.m. through Fri., Nov. | |
|30 at 5:30 am) | |
| | |
|THE SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH COMMITTEES WILL MEET IN THE MNB (from Thursday, Nov. 29 at 9:00 a.m. through | |
|Friday, Nov. 30 at 5:30 am) | |
| | |
|COMMITTEE ROOM ASSIGNMENTS: | |
| | |
|General Committee …………………………………………………….. | |
| | |
|First Committee ………………………………………………………… | |
| |Rubén Darío – 8th Floor – GSB |
|Second Committee ……………………………………………………... | |
| |Gabriela Mistral – T Level - GSB |
|Third Committee …... ………………………………………………….. | |
| |Guerrero Room – MNB (2nd floor) |
|Fourth Committee ……………………………………………………… | |
| |San Martin Room– MNB (1st floor) |
|MOAS Communications Center ……………………………………….. | |
| |Columbus Room– MNB (2nd floor) |
|MOAS General Secretariat (General and First committees)………….... | |
| |Room 675 – GSB (6th floor) |
|MOAS General Secretariat (Second, Third and Fourth Committees)..... | |
| |Room 575 – GSB (5th floor) |
|Resolutions Evaluation Committee (for General and 1st Committees)… | |
| |Public Inf. Room – MNB Basement |
|RESOLUTIONS EVALUATION COMMITTEE (for 2nd, 3rd, and 4thCommittees)………………………………………………………… | |
| |Room 404 – GSB (4th floor) |
|“DINNER RECEPTION”: Thursday, November 29th from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. | |
|…………....................................................................................... | |
| |Rowe Room – MNB 2nd floor |
|MODEL OAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY: Plenaries on Saturday, December 1st at 9:00 | |
|a.m................................................................................. | |
| |Hall of the Americas – MNB |
| | |
| | |
| |Hall of the Americas – MNB |
TWENTY-SIXTH MODEL OAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR HIGH SCHOOLS
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2007
|12:00 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. |ARRIVAL AND REGISTRATION OF DELEGATES: |Main lobby |
| |Distribution of credentials and other materials |OAS Main Building (MNB) |
|2:00 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. |OFFICIAL WELCOME TO THE TWENTY-FIFTH MODEL OAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR HIGH SCHOOLS |Hall of the Americas |
| | |OAS Main Building (MNB) |
| |Welcoming remarks by Ms. Irene Klinger, Director of the Department of External Relations of the OAS and | |
| |introduction of the MOAS authorities, DER staff and OAS consultants (10 min) | |
| |Address by His Excelency José Miguel Insulza, Secretary General of the Organization of American States (10 min) | |
| |Announcements (security and access to the OAS building, location of meeting rooms, available computer equipment | |
| |and logistics) (5 minutes) | |
| |RECESS to allow exchange of seating arrangements between OAS authorities and MOAS authorities. | |
|2:45 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. |OPENING SESSION OF THE PREPARATORY COMMITTEE OF | |
| |THE 26th MODEL OAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR HIGH SCHOOLS |Hall of the Americas |
| | |OAS Main Building (MNB) |
| |Welcome by Michael Vido, MOAS Secretary General (5 min.) | |
| |Opening speech by Saema Adewusi, MOAS President (5 min.) | |
| |Establishment of Order of Precedence of delegations (by lot) (5min.) | |
| |Approval of the Modus Operandi of the plenary sessions (5 min.) | |
| |Additions or suppressions to the Agenda topics (5 min.) | |
| |Approval of the Agenda topics (5 min.) | |
| |Approval of the MOAS Calendar of Events (5 min.) | |
|3:30 p.m. - 3:50 p.m. |RECESS |Hall of Heroes |
| |Personnel of the MOAS General Secretariat will place country placards according to the Order of Precedence |(outside of the Hall of the Americas) |
| |Coffee break and caucusing for delegations | |
|3:50 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. |SECOND SESSION OF THE PREPARATORY COMMITTEE OF |Hall of the Americas |
| |THE 26th MODEL OAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR HIGH SCHOOLS |OAS Main Building (MNB) |
| |General Statements by Head delegates, delivered according to the Order of | |
| |Precedence (2 min. max. each) | |
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2007
| |SESSIONS OF THE PREPARATORY COMMITTEES OF THE MOAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY | |
| | |See last page for meeting |
| | |Room locations (OAS/GSB) |
|8:30 a.m – 9:00 a.m. |Late registration | |
|9:00 a.m – 10:30 a.m |FIRST SESSIONS OF THE COMMITTEES | |
| |Submission to the Committee authorities of draft resolutions for the Second Book (must bear the faculty advisor’s |Committee rooms |
| |signature and 5 signatures of support from other delegations) (10 min.) | |
| |Opening statement by the Committee Chairperson. (2 min.) | |
| |Introduction of the Committee Officers and staff (Vice Chairperson, Rapporteur, and OAS Consultants). (2 min.) | |
| |Introduction of the MOAS Consultants and brief comments by MOAS Consultants on the agenda topics pertaining to | |
| |their area of expertise - Questions and Answers (10 min.) | |
| |Explanation about the procedure for debating the First Book of resolutions containing those resolutions submitted | |
| |electronically. (2 min) | |
| |Discussion and approval of the committee’s Modus Operandi, including the consideration of possible changes on the | |
| |order of business on the agenda. (10 min.). | |
|10:30 a.m – 12:00 p.m. |CAUCUSSING and COUNTRY BRIEFINGS FOR DELEGATIONS by the Permanent Missions to the OAS: For those delegations that | |
| |did not have their meetings on the morning of Wednesday Nov. 28. | |
|12:00 p.m – 2:00 p.m |LUNCH |See Information Bulletin |
| | |for suggestions - Each |
| | |delegation on its own |
|10:30 a.m – 2:00 p.m |RESOLUTIONS EVALUATION COMMITTEE (REC): Working lunch to evaluate draft resolutions for the Second Book of |GSB – 404 (for evaluators working with the|
| |resolutions (OAS consultants and assigned faculty advisors). |General and 1st Committees) |
| |Reviewed draft resolutions for the Second Book must be given to the Clerks of each committee by 1:30 p.m. | |
| | |Rowe room (for evaluators working with the|
| | |Second, Third and Fourth Committees) |
|2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. |SECOND SESSIONS OF THE COMMITTEES | |
| |Submission of resolutions |Committee Rooms |
| |Debate of the First Book of Resolutions | |
|3:30 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. |CAUCUSING |Outside of Committee Rooms |
| |Time to continue to get signatures, combine proposals in working groups, and make revisions to draft resolutions | |
|3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. |RESOLUTION EVALUATION COMMITTEE (REC) | |
| |Assigned Faculty Advisors and OAS Consultants. |GSB-404 |
| |Evaluation of draft resolutions submitted by the committees. |and |
| |Draft resolutions for the Second Book must be given to the Clerks |Rowe room (MNB) |
| |of each committee by 5:30 p.m. | |
|3:45 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. |THIRD SESSIONS OF THE COMMITTEES |Committee Rooms |
| |Distribution of draft resolutions that have been reviewed by the Resolutions Evaluation Committee (REC) | |
| |Final submission of individual resolutions - After this deadline authorities will ONLY receive resolutions from | |
| |Working Groups (i.e. joint resolutions) | |
| |Continue debate of draft resolutions. | |
| |DINNER RECEPTION offered by the Department of External Relations of the OAS. |Hall of the Americas/ Main Bldg |
|7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. | | |
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2007
|9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon |RESOLUTIONS EVALUATION COMMITTEE (REC) If necessary |GSB-404 |
| | |and |
| | |Rowe room |
|9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. |FOURTH SESSIONS OF THE COMMITTEES |Committee Rooms |
| |Submission of working group resolutions | |
| |Debate of draft resolutions | |
| |ALL RESOLUTIONS FROM WORKING GROUPS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY THE END OF THIS SESSION | |
|10:30 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. |RECESS | |
|10:45 a.m. - 12:30 noon |FIFTH SESSION OF THE COMMITTEES |Committee Rooms |
| |Distribution of revised resolutions with original evaluation form | |
| |Debate of draft resolutions | |
| | | |
| |BREAK FOR INFORMATION ABOUT ELECTORAL PROCESS | |
| |Distribution of electoral nomination forms for next MOAS authorities (2 min) | |
| |Recess (5 min.)Reading by the committees Rapporteurs of the “Instructions | |
| |for the Election of the MOAS Authorities” (2 min) | |
|12:30 noon - 2:00 p.m. |LUNCH BREAK | |
|12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. |LUNCHEON: DER AND FACULTY ADVISOR’S ANNUAL MEETING |GSB-404 |
|2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. |SIXTH SESSIONS OF THE COMMITTEES |Committee Rooms |
| |Distribution of MOAS Evaluation Sheets (2 min) | |
| |Debate of draft resolutions | |
|3:30 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. |CAUCUSING |Committee Rooms |
|3:45 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. |SIXTH SESSIONS OF THE COMMITTEES |Committee Rooms |
| |Final debate of draft resolutions in First, Second, Third and Fourth Committees ONLY. | |
|5:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. |SEVENTH SESSIONS OF THE COMMITTEES |Committee Rooms |
| |Election of next MOAS Committee Chairs and Vice Chairs in First, Second, | |
| |Third and Fourth Committees ONLY, followed by closing remarks by each | |
| |Committee’s current Vice-chairperson. | |
| |The General Committee may continue discussions of proposals or extend caucusing time as needed. | |
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2007
| |PLENARY SESSIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY | |
| |OF THE TWENTY-SIXTH MODEL OAS | |
| |FOR HIGH SCHOOLS | |
|9:00 a.m. – 9:15 a.m. |INAUGURAL PLENARY SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE TWENTY-SIXTH MODEL OAS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS |MAIN OAS BUILDING |
| |Presided by Saema Adewusi of The Madeira High School in McLean, Virginia, |17th Street and Constitution Ave |
| |President of the Twenty-sixth Model OAS General Assembly for High Schools |Hall of the Americas |
| |Opening statements by MOAS President (3 min) | |
| |Presentation of courtesy resolutions or declarations to be included in the Agenda. (They must have been presented | |
| |to the MOAS president prior to this Inaugural Session) (5 min) | |
| |Adoption of the Agenda of the Plenary Sessions of the Model OAS General Assembly. (5 min) | |
|9:15 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. |FIRST PLENARY SESSION |Hall of the Americas |
| |Dialogue of the Head Delegates concerning the Declaration of the 25th MOAS. (10 min) |(OAS Main Building) |
| |Approval of the declaration of the 26th MOAS for high schools on “Energy for Development.”(5 min) | |
| |Discussion of any courtesy resolution(s) or declaration(s) that may have been included in the Agenda during the | |
| |Inaugural Session.(5 min) | |
| |Presentation in block and adoption of the resolutions approved by the four Preparatory Committees of the Model OAS| |
| |General Assembly. (10 min) | |
|9:45 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. |SECOND PLENARY SESSION | |
| |Closing remarks by Michael Vido, Secretary General of the Twenty-sixth Model OAS General Assembly for High Schools|Hall of the Americas |
| |(5 min) |(OAS Main Building) |
| |Election of the Secretary General for the Twenty-seventh Model OAS General Assembly for High Schools in 2008 (10 | |
| |min) | |
| |Election of the President for the Twenty-seventh Model OAS General Assembly for High Schools in 2008 (10 min) | |
|10:15 a.m. – 10:30 a.m |R RECESS |Outside of the Hall of the Americas |
| | | |
|10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. |CLOSING CEREMONY (see program on next page) |Hall of the Americas |
| | |(OAS Main Building) |
PROGRAM OF THE CLOSING CEREMONY OF THE
TWENTY-SIXTH MODEL OAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR HIGH SCHOOLS
Saturday, December 1, 2007 - (10:30 a.m)
Hall of the Americas
Introduction of Guests of Honor by Irene Klinger, Director of the Department of External Relations (DER) of the OAS
Key-note speaker: Ms. Michelle Rhee, Chancellor, Washington DC Public Schools (10 min)
2. Distribution of Certificates of Participation by Chancellor Rhee and Ms. Klinger to the:
a. Head Delegate of each delegation, in alphabetical order.
b. MOAS Communications Center:
c. MOAS General Secretariat:
Midland Senior High School, Midland Texas (Rapporteurs, assistant rapporteurs)
Georgetown Preparatory School, North Bethesda, Maryland (principal assistant, editorial assistant, principal substitute and clerks)
4. Remarks by a representative of the faculty advisors (5 min)
5. Closing remarks by the OAS Director of the Department of External Relations, Dr. Irene Klinger (5 min)
TWENTY-SIXTH MODEL OAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
FOR HIGH SCHOOLS
OAS CONSULTANTS
GENERAL COMMITTEE: Carmela Ulloa, Department of Social Development and Employment
Anexa Alfred, Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
Juan Monticelli, Energy Specialist, Department of Sustainable Development
FIRST COMMITTEE: Wendy Pond, Juridical Cooperation Office
María Dolores Miño, Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
SECOND COMMITTEE: Marya Hynes, Inter-American Drug Control Commission (CICAD)
THIRD COMMITTEE: Cristobal Dupouy, Summit of the Americas Secretariat
FOURTH COMMITTEE: Katherina Diaz Viana, Department of Budgetary and Financial Services
TWENTY-SIXTH MODEL OAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
FOR HIGH SCHOOLS (26TH MOAS)
Technical secretariat assignments for faculty advisors
During the MOAS the Faculty Advisors act as “Technical Secretaries” by observing the meetings of the committees. The DER has randomly assigned the teachers as per the country represented by their student delegations. If the Technical Secretaries observe that the proceedings are not going according to the Rules of Procedure or if they notice any disorderly behavior they must either bring it to the attention of the committee chair or to the DER staff.
Faculty advisors for the Resolutions Evaluation Committee (REC):
• Flannery Denny, Rondout Valley High School, , Accord, New York - First Committee: Addressing the issues of self-determination and of lands, territories and resources in the context of the American Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
• Doris Cooper, Trinity School of Midland, Midland, Texas: Second Committee: Promotion of Hemispheric Cooperation in Dealing with Gangs Involved in Criminal Activities.
• Jessica Robinson, Mercy High School, Baltimore, Maryland (Thurs. 10:30 am – 12:30 pm)- Third Committee: Natural disasters, hunger and poverty—White Helmets Initiative.
• Jennifer Slausson, Rondout Valley High School, Accord, New York - Third Committee: Natural disasters, hunger and poverty—White Helmets Initiative.
Note: Faculty advisors who wish to be part of the Evaluations Committee are asked to please contact Magdalena Talamas at (202) 458 3865 email: mtalamas@, or Nelly Robinson at (202) 458-6897 e-mail nrobinson@
Location of meeting rooms:
• GSB: OAS General Services Building – 1889 F Street, N.W., (corner of F Street and 19th Street) Washington, D.C.
• MNB: OAS Main Building - 17th Street and Constitution Ave., Washington, D.C.
Thursday, November 29 – Morning (optional) and Afternoon sessions
General Committee (GSB - Rubén Dario, 8th Floor): Antigua and Barbuda, Brazil, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Suriname, Venezuela.
First Committee (GSB - Gabriela Mistral, Lower Level): Argentina, Canada, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Trinidad & Tobago.
Second Committee (MNB – Guerrero Room): Barbados, Chile, Ecuador, Haiti, Panama, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Third Committee (MNB - San Martin Room): Belize, Colombia, El Salvador, Jamaica, Paraguay, United States.
Fourth Committee (MNB – Columbus Room): Bolivia, Costa Rica, Guyana, Peru, Saint Lucia, Uruguay.
Friday, November 30, Morning Sessions
General Committee (GSB - Rubén Dario, 8th Floor): Bolivia, Costa Rica, Guyana, Peru, Saint Lucia, Uruguay
First Committee (GSB - Gabriela Mistral, Lower Level): Belize, Colombia, El Salvador, Jamaica, Paraguay, United States.
Second Committee (MNB – Guerrero Room):Argentina, Canada, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Trinidad & Tobago.
Third Committee (MNB - San Martin Room): Antigua and Barbuda, Brazil, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Suriname, Venezuela.
Fourth Committee (MNB – Columbus Room):Barbados, Chile, Ecuador, Haiti, Panama, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Friday, November 30, Afternoon Sessions
General Committee (GSB - Rubén Dario, 8th Floor): Belize, Colombia, El Salvador, Jamaica, Paraguay, United States.
First Committee (GSB - Gabriela Mistral, Lower Level): Barbados, Chile, Ecuador, Haiti, Panama, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Second Committee (MNB – Guerrero Room): Antigua and Barbuda, Brazil, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Suriname, Venezuela.
Third Committee (MNB - San Martin Room): Bolivia, Costa Rica, Guyana, Peru, Saint Lucia, Uruguay
Fourth Committee (MNB – Columbus Room): Argentina, Canada, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Trinidad & Tobago.
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