18 19 ICM 2022 Annual Report Capacitybuilding through Martial Arts Period August 2-4, 2022 Theme Youth contribution to peace building through martial arts and related physical activities. Resolution 1. F orming a global consultative body to promote the role and value of martial arts as a contributor to youth development and peace 2. Setting the financial and institutional foundations to develop competencies and increase learning opportunities for the disadvantaged youth, such as young refugees or those living in developing countries, through martial arts and sports activities. Venue I nternational Conference Room, ICM (offline conference, streamed live on YouTube) Key activities O pening ceremony of Model UNESCO General Conference, meeting of CIGEPS, free discussion, & awards ceremony for outstanding participants (4 teams) Approximately 40 undergraduate and graduate students?10 members from the secretariat and 30 comprising the delegation?representing six countries gathered at the conference ?Youth contribution to peacebuilding through martial arts and related physical activities.? They shared opinions on the role and function of sports and martial arts in setting and preserving peace. The participants held in-depth discussions on turning their ideas into reality at the ICM and real world. The conference was conducted under standing international conference protocols of the UNESCO Conference and Intergovernmental Committee for Physical Education and Sports (CIGEPS), and the coordination of voices and opinions helped participants from diverse backgrounds to reach a final negotiated resolution. Model UNESCO Conference (MUNESCO) Secretariat members moderating the conference Group photo of award winners and secretariat Programme Overview in Numbers The number of participating countries & participants 40from 6countries The number of views of ICM website & social media 2,449 The number of resolutions & detailed matters to be resolved 2&39 The percentage of female participants 72.5% Period May 1-July 1, 2022 Event M artial Arts, Embracing Daily Life Venue 1st floor lobby, KTX Osong Station (Reception Hall / in front of ticketing office) Introduction to exhibition Visitors at exhibition Programme Overview in Numbers The number of works exhibited at Osong Station 45 The number of signatures on visitor?s register 500 Online VR Gallery Capacity-building through Martial Arts Thirty-six winning entries from the 2021 ICM International Martial Arts Photo Contest were displayed at Osong Station, a major transportation hub in Cheongju, Chungcheongbuk-do, raising public awareness of martial arts and demonstrating that their vibrant and positive values remain alive and well despite the pandemic. The winning works can be viewed on the UNESCO ICM website (www.unescoicm.org) > Resources > Photo Exhibition.? International Martial Arts Photo Exhibition at Osong Station
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