运河鲜闻｜百余名“小外交官”载誉而归第六届运河城市模联大会扬州落幕

大运河传媒讯（桂艳 徐蓉）8月2日下午，以“扬帆梦想联结世界”为主题的2026第六届运河城市模拟联合国大会（CCMUN2026）在扬州会议中心落下帷幕。闭幕式上，个人、团体及专项荣誉等各大奖项逐一揭晓，其中首次颁发的“优秀组织奖”将国际交流奖学金直接赋能获奖学校，可由学校自主推荐优秀学生参加2027年在纽约联合国总部举行的全球公民模拟联合国大会(GCMUN)。这标志着大会从“选拔优秀个人”迈向“培育优秀团队”的机制升级。

为期四天的会期中，100多名青少年代表化身各国外交官，围绕文化遗产保护、全球价值链不平等治理等前沿国际议题展开磋商辩论，在思想碰撞中交出青春答卷，也收获了成长和认可。闭幕式上，两个代表委员会主席团总结会期成果。

联合国教科文组织世界遗产委员会(UNESCO)主席团回顾了大家围绕保护冲突中的世界文化遗产展开激烈讨论，最终就圣索菲亚大教堂、努比亚遗址、古列斯坦宫三处濒危遗产达成守护共识的过程。“我们的讨论与刚在韩国釜山落幕的第48届联合国教科文组织世界遗产委员会会议同频共振。文明因交流而多彩，因守护而恒久，愿我们带着运河般的胸襟，守护好世界的珍贵遗产。”主席团成员王与同说。

联合国经济和社会理事会(ECOSOC)主席团成员朱晟恺感慨道：“从开始的害羞和紧张，到能够自信地在台上发表演讲，相信大家有潜力成为未来全球舞台上的真正代表。”

“模拟联合国教会我的，不是说服所有人，而是理解各方诉求，在现实约束下寻求最大公约数。”扬州大学附属中学夏芷涵作为优秀学生代表发言。在本届大会中，她以俄罗斯代表身份参与世界遗产委员会会议。她说，各国代表初期立场鲜明，但随着议程推进，大家开始尝试把争议拆解为具体保护步骤。这三天的磋商与投票，让她直观感受到国际合作的艰难，也看到了它的价值。

本届大会颁发个人奖项四项——最佳立场文件奖、荣誉提名奖、杰出代表奖、最佳代表奖（个人一等奖），团体奖项四项——荣誉提名代表团奖、杰出代表团奖、最佳代表团奖（团体一等奖）、优秀组织奖，另设优秀指导教师奖、优秀主席奖、卓越新星奖、宣传大使奖等专项荣誉。其中，卓越新星奖专为首次参会的新人代表设立，表彰他们从零开始、勇敢发声的突破精神。

备受关注的“优秀组织奖”最后揭晓，获奖学校不仅将获得CCMUN国际交流奖学金，还可自主推荐优秀学生参加2027年全球公民模拟联合国大会（GCMUN）。该奖项是本届大会对往届“优秀代表国际交流奖学金”机制的系统升级——不再仅惠及个人，而是将国际交流资源直接赋能给学校，由学校自主推荐优秀学生参与未来国际交流与学习项目，标志着这一品牌活动从“选拔优秀个人”迈向“培育优秀团队”的机制升级。

民进江苏省委会专职副主委余珽，世界运河历史文化城市合作组织(WCCO)运河城市国际交流专委会主任、荣誉秘书长邓清，民进扬州市委会专职副主委赵学军，扬州市人民政府外事办公室副主任周伟，美中商旅总会会长、费城之窗创始人张文龙，扬州市教育局学生社会实践管理中心主任张旭，世界运河历史文化城市合作组织(WCCO)秘书处会员部部长李宏明，德诺国际教育集团总裁姚家红，扬州市人民政府外事办公室美洲大洋洲科副科长缪经，运河城市模联大会总指挥李怡鸣，费城之窗执行主任刘剑等出席闭幕式。

主席团成员张子宁已连续四年参与大会。他表示，会议中能感受到学生们对国际政治、世界大事充满热情，“我们引导学生代入所代表国家的视角去理解国际事务，了解这个世界究竟如何运作。希望同学们将来能真正站上联合国总部的金色大厅，代表中国发出我们的声音。”

江苏省宝应中学的陈禹辰告诉记者，自己最深的感触，是看到不同代表带着各异的思维方式据理力争——就像每个国家都有独特的立场和文化底色，但大家最终总能坐下来，共同打磨出一份决议案。在他看来，模联带来的不只是英语能力的提升，更培养了他的国际视野。

运河城市模拟联合国大会自2021年依托扬州世界园艺博览会平台发起创办以来，已连续举办六届，成为培养青少年国际理解与综合素养的品牌活动。从扬州出发，这场“少年外交官”的盛会正为促进文明交流互鉴和构建人类命运共同体持续贡献青春力量。

Grand Canal Media News (Gui Yan, Xu Rong) On the afternoon of August 2nd, the 6th Canal Cities Model United Nations Conference (CCMUN2026) with the theme "Sailing Dreams to Connect the World" came to an end at the Yangzhou Convention Center. During the closing ceremony, various awards for individuals, organizations, and special achievements were announced one by one. Among them, the newly established "Outstanding Organization Award" directly provided international exchange scholarships to the winning schools, allowing them to recommend outstanding students to participate in the Global Citizens Model United Nations Conference (GCMUN) to be held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York in 2027. This marks an upgrade in the conference's approach from focusing on selecting individual excellence to nurturing outstanding teams.

During the four-day conference, over 100 young representatives acted as diplomats from various countries, engaging in discussions and debates on cutting-edge international issues such as cultural heritage protection and the unequal governance of global value chains. Through these exchanges, they presented their youthful perspectives and gained valuable experiences, as well as recognition for their efforts. At the closing ceremony, the chairpersons of the two representative committees summarized the outcomes of the conference.

The chairpersons of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee recalled the intense discussions surrounding the protection of world heritage sites in conflict zones, and ultimately reached a consensus on safeguarding three endangered sites: St. Sophia Cathedral, the Nubian sites, and the ancient Golestan Palace. “Our discussions resonated with those held at the 48th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in Busan, South Korea. Civilizations become richer through exchange and endure through protection. Let us embrace a spirit of openness and work together to preserve the world’s precious heritage,” said Wang Yutong, a member of the chairpersons’ group.

Zhu Shengkai, a member of the chairpersons’ group of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), remarked: “From initial shyness and nervousness to confidently delivering speeches on stage, I believe everyone here has the potential to become true representatives on the global stage in the future.””

Since its inception in 2021, leveraging the platform of the Yangzhou International Horticultural Exposition, the Canal City Simulation United Nations Conference has been held for six consecutive sessions. It has become a renowned initiative dedicated to fostering international understanding and comprehensive skills among young people. Starting from Yangzhou, this event, dubbed the “Young Diplomats’ Forum,” continues to contribute substantially to promoting cultural exchanges and cooperation, as well as to building a community with a shared future for mankind.

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制作 曹宇

编校 延晨 徐蓉

一审 桂艳 张莉

二审 肖东 董明

三审 晖军