【XJTLU MODEL APEC Campus Challenge · Dec 6】

Speak for youth, shape the future of Asia-Pacific cooperation🚪

Hold the national flag of an APEC economy, and take your seat as a "future leader" — this campus challenge is XJTLUers’ exclusive "simulated Asia-Pacific cooperation stage": You’ll act as a representative of an economy, focus on APEC’s core topics (digital economy, green development, etc.), propose solutions and negotiate with a youth perspective, and polish your global vision through ideological collisions✨

As the campus branch of APEC youth simulation activities, MODEL APEC is more than a competition: It’s a chance to connect your professional knowledge with global issues, the passion of logical confrontation in formal suits, and the first step from "XJTLU classroom" to "Asia-Pacific vision"🌏

📅 Date: December 6
📍 Target: All XJTLU students
👉 A speculative feast for XJTLU youth — waiting for you to join as an "economy representative"!

Participants must register as individuals. Before the registration deadline, they should scan a QR code to join the WeChat registration group. Subsequently, we will release the registration information form in the group. Participants are required to accurately fill out the 'Model APEC Campus Selection Competition Registration Form', submit their personal basic information (such as name, student ID, college, major, contact information, etc.), and upon completion of these steps, their registration will be successful. After the registration period ends, staff members will review the registration information, and seat allocation will be determined through a lottery system.

Formal Event (Total Duration: 1 Day)

1. Opening Ceremony (30 minutes, starting at 9:00 AM; representative badges and national flags to be collected at 8:30 AM): The chairperson introduces the background of the event, major agenda items, and schedule, then declares the commencement of the activity.
2. Position Statement Session (90 minutes): Each representative delivers a 3-5 minute position statement using PPT, elaborating on the core viewpoints of the economy they represent.
3. Free Discussion Session (40 minutes): In-depth discussions are held around the agenda topics, with representatives engaging in full exchanges and consultations.
4. Lunch Break (90 minutes): Lunch is not uniformly arranged; representatives are provided with time for communication and rest to resolve their own meals.
5. Document Drafting Session (120 minutes): Each group collaborates to draft the conference outcome documents, reflecting the consensus reached through negotiations.
6. Questioning Session (60 minutes): Judges pose questions regarding the position statements, discussion performances, and document content, with representatives responding on-site.
7. Tea Break (30 minutes): Refreshments and beverages are provided for relaxation and rest.
8. Award Ceremony and Closing (60 minutes): The list of awardees is announced, awards are presented, a summary of the venue is given, and the chairperson declares the conclusion of the event.
9. Social Dinner (90 minutes, starting at 7:00 PM; non-compulsory participation): Informal social activities are organized to further promote exchanges among representatives.

Competition Registration Group QR Code：