My name is Yana Petrova, and I am a 12th grader at ILG School. My first experience with MUN began when I joined my new school, where I started as a nervous delegate who knew almost nothing about debating or conference procedures. Over time, I became more interested in global issues, public speaking, and the unique atmosphere MUN creates.

Since then, I have participated in international conferences such as Harvard Model United Nations, where I received Best Delegate, and Yale Model United Nations, where I served as an Assistant Director. I have also had the opportunity to chair the junior division of my school’s after-school MUN club.

Outside of MUN, I enjoy traveling, watching movies, trying new things, and spending time with friends and family. My goal for this conference is to create an environment where everyone feels confident sharing their ideas and learning from one another.

My name is Rea Binaku, and I feel proud to be serving as your chair during this conference! MUN has been one of my top passions, with me participating in many conferences, including HMCE, YMUNE, DSTMUN, and ACTMUN. I have received numerous awards, one of which was an honorable mention at HMCE, along with many Best Delegate awards throughout my MUN journey.

Outside of MUN, I enjoy travelling, connecting with new friends, swimming, playing volleyball, and more, all of which help me experience and learn about different cultures around the world.

As your chair, my vision is to provide all delegates with a professional, fun, and inclusive environment that encourages everyone to participate. Ultimately, I want this committee to challenge you all and help you develop critical thinking, cooperation, and public speaking skills.

I hope you all have a great time! I look forward to seeing you all!

Hi everyone, my name is Rafael Macalintal and I am a 12th grader at ILG School. Five years ago, if someone had told me that Model UN would become one of the most important parts of my life, I would have laughed. My first conference was terrifying; I hated public speaking, lacked confidence, and only attended because my parents pushed me to.

But somewhere between my first nervous speech and countless debates, something changed. At a conference in Thessaloniki, I discovered the side of MUN that people rarely talk about: the unforgettable conversations, the excitement behind debate, and the confidence built with every speech.

Now, after attending 11 conferences over five years, MUN has become proof of how much a person can grow by stepping outside their comfort zone. I look forward to making new memories and experiencing once again the atmosphere that made me fall in love with MUN.

My name is Diego Muttoni and I am in DP1 (11th grade) at ILG School in Pristina, 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!