Hello everyone! My name is Amaya Rukije Manalo Imeri, a Grade 8 student attending ILG in Kosovo.

My start in MUN was quite rocky, starting in Grade 5. I was so nervous about my speeches and how to be confident in front of people who were way older than me, so I understand any type of nervousness from anyone new to MUN.

Outside the debate room, you will usually see me with a paper and pen, either drawing or writing. Or you’ll see me watching shoujo anime from time to time!

My goal in MUN is to create an environment where everyone can be confident, no matter what type of confidence you have!

Hi everyone! I’m Amelia Gashi, a MYP5 student at Albanian College Tirana, and I’m really excited to be joining ILG MUN IV as a co-chair.

Outside of MUN, I love reading, painting, playing guitar, listening to music, and watching movies. I’m especially into Olivia Rodrigo, Fleetwood Mac, and Brigitte Bardot, and I’ll never say no to a good coming-of-age movie or anything that makes me cry a little.

I’ve been involved in MUN for a year now, attending three conferences as a delegate and recently getting the chance to chair ECOSOC for the first time.

This conference, I’m hoping to make committee engaging and welcoming while still keeping debate substantive and competitive. Most importantly, I want delegates to feel like they actually contributed, learned something, and maybe even had a little fun along the way.

I’m really looking forward to meeting everyone!

My name is Rea Islamaj, and I am a Grade 10 student at ILG School.

I started doing MUN 3 and a half years ago and have participated in around 10 conferences during that time, where I have gained so much knowledge and experience and also received several awards that helped me keep going and growing. I have learned so much doing MUN, and I look forward to helping others create the same experience that I did.

I am honoured to be one of the Chairs for the ECOSOC committee. I am very happy to share this experience with you and to help you strengthen your skills even more during our conferences together. I hope this committee will be one to remember!

I look forward to meeting you all in November!

Hi everyone, my name is Vinsent Gordi, your ECOSOC co-chair for ILGMUNIV! I am currently in the 10th grade (MYP5) at Albanian College Tirana.

I have been attending MUN conferences for two years now, having won multiple best delegate awards throughout international and local conferences. Through MUN I have been able to strengthen my communication skills and gain valuable experience.

Outside of MUN, I like watching football, listening to music and buying nice clothes.

I hope to make an engaging committee for every delegate while maintaining structured debates. Lastly, I want to emphasize that I have also been a first time delegate and I know how stressful it is, so for this committee, I would like to make all the delegates feel engaged in the debates and have fun to create a memorable MUN experience.

That being said, I am really looking forward to being your co-chair for ILGMUNIV!

Hi everyone! My name is Elif Buse Güven, and I am a Grade 11 student at ILG School.

I started my MUN journey a little over a year ago, initially to improve my public speaking skills. Since then, I have had the opportunity to attend several conferences across Europe and Asia, which have truly deepened my passion for MUN. This conference marks my first experience as a Chair, and I could not be more excited to serve as your Chair for the UNODC committee!

Outside of MUN, I am passionate about arts, especially pottery, where I am a teacher. I am also deeply interested in psychology, jewelry designing and collecting Pokémon cards.

As your Chair, I aim to push each of you to step outside your comfort zones and refine your public speaking and debating abilities.

I can't wait to meet you all and make this an amazing experience together!

Hi everyone! My name is Klea Gashi, and I’m a 12th grader at Prishtina High School. I can’t wait to be one of your chairs for the UNODC committee!

I started participating in MUN in 2023, and since then, I’ve had the opportunity to attend several conferences, both locally and internationally. Through these experiences, I’ve developed an interest in diplomacy, international relations, and discussing different global issues. MUN has also allowed me to meet new people and improve my communication and leadership skills.

Outside of MUN, I enjoy playing volleyball, traveling, listening to music, and spending time with friends and family.

As a chair, I hope to contribute to a committee where everyone feels comfortable participating, sharing their opinions, and engaging in meaningful debate. I look forward to meeting you all in November!

Hello everybody! My name is Jon Limani. I am a Grade 9 student at ILG.

MUN has been an integral part of my life for several years, and I have gained invaluable experience through local and international conferences. I have attended 14 conferences and won nine awards. I have met amazing people who are still my friends today, as I hope you will too. Throughout my MUN tenure, I have taken part in committees such as UNSC, the International Court of Justice (ICJ), ICC, NATO, Crisis Cabinet, and many more. Every conference has given me new perspectives and continued to deepen my interest in diplomacy, international affairs, and law.

This ILG MUN, I am extremely honoured to be chairing the DISEC committee. My goal is to create a supportive, engaging, and challenging environment in which you can all thrive and delegates can challenge one another. Hopefully, like me, all of you will leave this conference with something new.

I am excited to see what each of you can bring to the table. See you in November!

Hello Delegates! I am Eraldo Mataj, a Grade 11 student at Albanian College Tirana.

I have been a member of my school’s MUN club for over 4 years, and have participated in over 9 conferences as a delegate across Europe. This conference will mark my third chairing experience, and another occasion where I will witness the personal development and improvement journey of all delegates. I look forward to fostering an environment where delegates can refine their public speaking, critical thinking, and lobbying skills. Regardless of your background or future aspirations, MUN is universally beneficial and can be an incredible opportunity to become a competent and well-rounded person.

Looking forward to seeing you all at the conference!

My name is Diego Muttoni and I am in Grade 11 at ILG School in Prishtina, Kosovo.

I started my MUN journey 5 years ago and have participated in more than 12 conferences during that time, where I gained valuable experience, built lasting friendships, and received several awards that further strengthened my passion for MUN. Throughout my journey, I have also had the opportunity to serve as a Chair, Assistant Director, and Secretary-General, which allowed me to develop my leadership and organisational skills.

I am honoured to be one of the Chairs for the UNSC committee. I am very excited to share this experience with you and to help create a committee where everyone's opinions are heard and valued.

Hope to see you all in November!

Hi everyone! My name is Erika Duraku, and I am an 11th grader at ILG School. I am so excited to be one of your chairs for the UNSC Committee.

My MUN experience started in 2023, and since then, I have had the chance to participate in several conferences and experience MUN from different roles, including as a delegate, chair, assistant director, and now as Deputy Secretary-General for this conference. Each experience has helped me become more confident, open-minded, and aware of how important collaboration and respectful debate are.

Outside of MUN, I enjoy watching sci-fi films and reading classics, as well as other fiction books. As your chair, I hope to help create a committee where everyone feels prepared, respected, and encouraged to participate. I will work hard to make this an engaging and unforgettable experience for all of you.

I can’t wait to meet you all in November!