Pandora's Cartel
About the committee
The world is on the brink of a financial collapse. An extremely powerful and resourceful organised crime group known as The Pandora Cartel has infiltrated the world's financial markets in a way never seen before. A massive intelligence leak has just revealed the Cartel's previously hidden operations, and it is already sending shockwaves throughout the global financial system.
Stock markets are plummeting, corporations are collapsing, and supply chains are disintegrating. Governments cannot contain the fallout as economies collapse into uncertainty, investor confidence plummets, and the risk of long-term global recession escalates by the hour. Panic has taken hold across the globe, and without immediate action, the fallout will be disastrous.
In response, we are establishing an Emergency Response Cabinet that will include decision-makers, financial experts, and security officials to assess the entire situation and develop an emergency plan. Our immediate work must focus on identifying and freezing cartel-controlled assets before they take additional action. But the challenge is not only about dismantling the Pandora Cartel's network of finance and assets. The crisis has revealed the depths of fragility in the global financial system and the extent to which organised crime is attempting to use legal loopholes, regulatory gaps, and new technologies to embed itself solidly into global markets.
While the committee works to respond to the immediate issue at hand, it is also tasked with addressing the larger issue of economic crime occurring through organised crime networks.
CHAIRPERSON
Ganadhipati Aryan
Ganadhipati is a 12th-grade student pursuing the ISC curriculum at The Doon School, with his interest drawn towards politics and economics, and hopes to enter the field of foreign services. As a debater and as an Editor of The Weekly, the School's premier publication, and serving as the Secretary-General of DSMUN, Ganadhipati has developed strong communication skills. Through these extracurricular engagements, he was able to gain the ability to adapt and work with great efficacy. He regularly participates in Round Square conferences, which help him understand the ever-changing geopolitical landscape of the world. His position as the Editor-in-Chief of The Circle, the School's premier publication for political writing, has helped him redefine his understanding of politics and adapt his worldview. Ganadhipati can be seen practising his cracks on the hockey field or designing publications and posters. As a School Prefect and as the Secretary of the Co-Curricular Council, Ganadhipati believes in holistic growth, and a life full of mistakes and achievements. Ganadhipati wishes you all the very best and is honoured to serve as a Chairperson at YEC 2025.
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