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Trinity varsity launches model UN initiative to train future diplomats

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Trinity University launches its Model UN initiative, TiMUN, to equip students with diplomacy, negotiation, and global leadership skills for careers. Read More: https://punchng.com/trinity-varsity-launches-model-un-initiative-to-train-future-diplomats/

Trinity varsity launches model UN initiative to train future diplomats

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