Eva Kotsonis

Head of the French-Speaking Crisis Committee

Eva Kotsonis is a second-year student at Sciences Po Paris, Campus de Menton, pursuing a degree in Political Science and International Relations, majoring in Political Humanities. Originally from Toulouse, she first joined MEDMUN as a delegate after expanding her experience in other Model United Nations conferences. In 2025, she became part of the MEDMUN staff as Head of a French Crisis Committee.
For Eva, a crisis committee is more than an exercise in speed and strategy: it is a laboratory for rethinking politics. Her aim is to use the margin of crisis not only to simulate emergencies, but to shed light on questions that are rarely challenged in conventional debates, inviting delegates to look at diplomacy through angles they might never have considered.
Outside of MUN, Eva has a deep passion for music, having trained at the conservatory, as well as dance and chess. She thrives on intellectual curiosity and creative exploration, always seeking new ways to connect critical thinking.

Danika Surkari

Head of Podcast

Danika Surkari is this year’s Head of Podcast. Passionate about international relations and government affairs, she brings a wealth of real-world experience to the role. Danika has spent the past two years working in the House of Commons (Canada), where she deepened her understanding of policy-making and political strategy, and has also collaborated with several non-governmental organizations focused on global cooperation and social impact. Drawing on this background, she aims to transform the MEDMUN podcast into a dynamic, engaging, and informative platform, one that not only explores complex global issues but also brings delegates and the board together through thoughtful conversations and shared perspectives.

Aloysius lee

Head of English Court

Aloysius Lee is a first-year student at Sciences Po Menton. Coming from Singapore, a small state that punches well above its weight in the global arena, Aloysius believes in the importance of stewarding the crossroads between Europe, the Middle East and Asia to maintain global order and cohesion.

Since 2018, Aloysius has attended 23 Model UN conferences in the position of delegate, chairperson and secretariat member, last serving as an academic’s director for the world-renowned Singapore Model UN in 2023. His academic interests include defense diplomacy, global economics, international law, great power politics and sovereignty.

As the Head of English Court for this iteration of MEDMUN, Aloysius looks forward to challenging delegates through a rigorous simulation that will expose them not only to the topic at hand, but also to the decision-making power of the court that dictates the reality of the world for many.

Aliyah Moore

Head of Marketing

Aliyah is a first year student in the UC Berkeley – Sciences Po Dual BA program planning to major in Politics and Government on the Menton campus. She is excited to take the lead of the Marketing Pole for this upcoming edition!

Of Moroccan and African American heritage and raised in San Francisco, Aliyah has always been immersed in cross cultural dynamics. She has held leadership roles as Student Body President and co-president of several associations, where she organized large scale events, built fundraising strategies, and developed communication campaigns. She also gained experience in policy advocacy and press relations during her work with the New York Birth Control Access Project and EFA Morocco.

Passionate about storytelling and community engagement, Aliyah brings creativity and strategy together to design campaigns that connect with diverse audiences. She has a particular interest in how digital platforms can strengthen international collaboration and amplify student voices. 

Now Head of Marketing, Aliyah is looking forward to promoting MEDMUN 2026, building partnerships, and ensuring that every initiative reaches delegates and the wider community with impact and style.

Marwa drissi

Co-Head of French Committee

Marwa is a French Moroccan first-year student at Sciences Po’s Menton campus. Her life in Ajaccio and Rabat, as well as her exchange semester in Istanbul, have shaped her passion for global issues. She first developed an interest in Morocco’s national policies and foreign affairs before broadening her perspective to international relations. As a physics enthusiast, she is particularly interested in nuclear and energy-related issues, where geopolitics and science intersect. Fluent in four languages, Marwa values the importance of cross-cultural understanding and global dialogue. MUNs have been a key part of her high school journey. After taking part in several conferences in Morocco and Istanbul, and through simulation after simulation, Marwa went from being the shyest delegate to becoming the President of her high school’s MUN 2025 conference. This year, she is honored to serve as Co-Head of French Committees alongside Inès. She looks forward to meeting all the future chairs and delegates and to contributing to a stimulating and engaging MUN experience!