Meet the Team
Yasmine Galea
Society President
Yasmine serves as President of the Malta Model United Nations Society, where she leads its strategic vision and promotes dialogue, innovation, and active participation within a dynamic, student-driven platform for diplomacy. Her journey in student activism began within ASCS Malta, progressing from Subcommittee Member to Academic Officer and ultimately President, reflecting a sustained commitment to academic engagement and student empowerment.
She later served as Conference Manager for the 10th Edition of the MaltMUN Conference, an experience that further strengthened her leadership and inspired her to continue her involvement within the organisation. Now, she proudly leads a dedicated team, working “driven by youth, empowering youth”, while actively mentoring and guiding new MUNers.
Professionally, Yasmine is a Senior Financial Advisor at Quazar Malta. She holds a Master of Arts in Banking, Investments, and Finance from the University of Malta, and brings strong analytical, strategic, and interpersonal skills to both her professional and extracurricular roles.
Malcolm Muscat
Society Vice-President
As the Society Vice-President of Malta Model United Nations Society, Malcolm oversees all matters of the Society and the supervision of the Officers. He further promotes the society’s missions of fostering excellence and diplomacy in all its capacities.
Through his roles as Projects Officer with the Junior Chamber of Advocates, Events Officer with JEF Malta, and Logistics Officer for MaltMUN, Malcolm has developed strong competencies in event planning, logistical coordination, and operational management. Across these positions, he has been responsible for organising seminars and conferences, managing logistics and on-site event delivery, coordinating teams, and supporting event promotion and post-event evaluation.
Furthermore, Malcolm is committed to strengthening the Society’s impact both locally and internationally. He seeks to expand member opportunities through high-quality conferences and partnerships with academic and professional organisations, while fostering a culture of inclusivity, critical thinking, and civic responsibility among the next generation of diplomats and leaders in Malta.
Sebastian Mizzi
Executive Secretary
Sebastian Mizzi is a first-year Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) student with a strong passion for diplomacy and international relations.
Currently serving as the Society Executive Secretary of MaltMUN, he plays an active role in supporting the organization and coordination of Model United Nations initiatives. Through his involvement and following last year’s participation in MaltMUN 2025, Sebastian has developed a keen interest in global affairs, negotiation, and policy-making, striving to deepen his understanding of international systems while contributing to meaningful dialogue among youth.
Federica Pace
Financial Controller
Federica Pace, a final-year Master in Accountancy student at the University of Malta, has a passion for learning, connecting, and engaging with youth. She believes that ‘unity is strength’ and that when individuals informed on global and current issues come together to exchange ideas and reflect on their values, new perspectives emerge and meaningful change can begin. One of her areas of interest relates to environmental and social sustainability, and how businesses can contribute to building more equitable and accountable societies.
Rania Stroud
Conference Manager
Rania approaches the world with equal parts curiosity, intention, and care. Her strong interest in diplomacy, international politics, and global affairs stems from a deep love for travel and for learning about the world we call home. After being introduced to MaltMun through friends, she became involved as an extension of her belief in democratic values, political transparency, and her desire to explore perspectives beyond her own.
Serving as Conference Manager, Rania brings her natural organisational skills, attention to detail, and passion for coordination to the forefront.
Currently studying Communications at the University of Malta with aspirations of pursuing a career in journalism, Rania views MaltMUN as both an inspiring platform and a practical foundation for her academic and professional goals. Whether managing conference operations or curating travel itineraries, she finds fulfillment in creating meaningful, well-organised experiences for others.
Mariah Mangion
Deputy Executive Secretary
Mariah Mangion is a 21-year-old third-year law student with a strong interest in education, youth engagement, and international dialogue. Alongside her academic studies, she is also a singer and songwriter, using music as a form of creative expression and storytelling. Her music has reached number one on local radio stations, and she was also a finalist in a national singing competition.
Alongside her creative pursuits, Mariah is actively engaged in academic and student-led initiatives that encourage discussion, collaboration, and critical thinking among young people.
Balancing the analytical discipline of legal studies with her passion for music, Mariah views both fields as powerful forms of communication and expression. Through her academic journey and artistic work, she aims to contribute to spaces that empower young people, promote dialogue, and encourage meaningful engagement with global issues.
James Sciberras
Vice Conference Manager
Serving on the MaltMUN Executive Committee, James is committed to spreading MaltMUN’s message as widely as possible in his role as Vice Conference Manager. He believes that many young people are drawn to politics and current affairs but rarely have the opportunity to explore them in depth. Through this position, he aims to bring MaltMUN directly into sixth forms and other youth spaces, firmly believing that participating in MaltMUN, especially its annual Conference, is essential for anyone wishing to develop their public speaking, debating, critical thinking, and research skills, as well as the confidence to articulate ideas effectively.
James is currently reading Politics at the University of Malta, and the knowledge and perspectives gained through his studies help guide his efforts to expand MaltMUN’s reach, making sure that more young people are given the opportunity to engage, develop their skills, and contribute meaningfully to discussions about today’s world.
Rachel Cremona
Public Relations Officer
Rachel Cremona serves as the Public Relations Officer at MaltMUN, where she brings creativity, enthusiasm, and a fresh perspective to the organization’s communications and outreach. Currently in her second year of a Bachelor of Laws at the University of Malta, she combines her academic background with a strong interest in media and visual storytelling.
Although new to the role, Rachel is eager to contribute innovative ideas that strengthen MaltMUN’s branding and highlight the values at the heart of the organization. She is particularly passionate about transforming concepts into engaging visual content, designing posters and crafting posts that effectively communicate MaltMUN’s mission and activities. Through this position, she aims to translate the organization’s principles into meaningful and accessible material that resonates with a wider audience.
Motivated, creative, and committed to learning, Rachel views this opportunity as a platform to develop her skills while making a positive impact. She is proud to be part of an organization she truly believes in and looks forward to supporting its continued growth and visibility.
Megan Grech
Branding and Media Officer
Megan Grech is the Branding and Media Officer, aiming to build and sustain a strong, authentic identity for MaltMUN through branding and media that goes beyond visibility and leaves a lasting impression. Her goal is to ensure that every visual and media output communicates purpose, professionalism, and creativity, reinforcing MaltMUN’s values while remaining accessible and engaging to its audience. For Megan, branding is not just about aesthetics, but about shaping how the organisation is understood and experienced.
At the core of her work is the use of creativity as a strategic asset. Megan focuses on innovation, consistency, and storytelling to create media that resonates, inspires participation, and fosters a sense of belonging within the MaltMUN community. Ultimately, she seeks to shape an identity that evolves with the organisation while remaining rooted in its mission, allowing MaltMUN to grow with confidence and clarity through a unified voice that strengthens recognition, credibility, and long-term impact across all platforms.
Ena Micallef
Academic Officer
Ena Micallef is a first-year LL.B. (Hons) student at the University of Malta with a focused interest in European and International law. Her background in leadership includes serving as the Head Director for St Aloysius College’s Soirée 2025, where she managed the production of a large-scale musical showcase. Proactive in her legal studies, Ena chose to participate in various moot court and negotiation competitions just one month into her degree, seeking to apply advocacy and interest-based strategy early in her academic journey.
Her interest in diplomacy led her to represent the Kingdom of Morocco at MaltMUN 2025, and she will soon represent France at MUNUSAL 2026 in Salamanca. Beyond simulations, Ena has co-authored resolutions on democracy presented to European Parliament officials, gaining experience in communicating legislative ideas. As Academic Officer, she aims to leverage her experience in legal research and communication to guide new delegates in navigating global challenges through precise reasoning and impactful dialogue.
Lucienne Angelica Gafà
Social Policy Officer
Lucienne Gafà is a 23-year-old student from Malta currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Diplomatic Studies at the University of Malta, following the completion of a Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in European Studies with Psychology.
Her academic interests centre on diplomacy, international affairs, and European perspectives, with international relations being a field she has been passionate about from a young age.
Having lived abroad during her childhood, she was exposed early to diverse cultures and international realities, which helped shape her interest in global affairs and diplomatic engagement. She is actively involved in student policy work, currently serving as Social Policy Officer. In this role, she writes on current global affairs, develops policy papers, and contributes articles on a range of topics of interest.
Model United Nations is one of her key pursuits, allowing her to apply her passion for diplomacy and negotiation through debate, collaboration, and resolution drafting. Outside of committee sessions, she is often found discussing global politics over hot chocolate or drafting policy ideas for her next publication.
Jada Psaila Dufoo Villegas
Events Officer
Jade Psaila Dufoo Villegas serves as the Events Officer for MaltMUN, where she focuses on developing initiatives and events that encourage people to learn more about the organization and its values. With particular interests in the work of the World Health Organization and UNICEF, she believes that platforms such as Model United Nations provide students with opportunities to develop confidence and awareness of global challenges. Through her role, she hopes to create events that bring more students to the MaltMUN community.
Jade is also currently pursuing studies in Biology and Chemistry, reflecting her interest in healthcare and global health issues. Aside from her studies, she has gained experience working with students through roles at IELS and Kamaja Summer School, where she led and supervised activities for groups of international students, helping her further develop communication and leadership skills. Through her involvement with MaltMUN, she hopes to further develop these skills while contributing to a meaningful experience.
