February 27th 2026 marks the unveiling of the new board for FerMUN 2027. The 8 students of this team have now been preparing the MockMUN alongside the MUN students for almost three months, and it is about time to get to know more about them!
Clara Nguyen
As the new leader and face of our conference, Clara Nguyen takes on the role of Secretary-General for FerMUN 2027. Alongside her academic studies, Clara is interested in creative activities—piano, singing, photography, writing… Her deep interest in MUN took root during her experience as president: “I’ve never learned so much—about MUN, about myself, and about teamwork.” The closing ceremony, the result of months of effort, hard work, and preparation, is her fondest memory. Clara’s goal: a fun and productive conference, but above all, rewarding teamwork over the next nine months.
Hanaë Schwebel
From logistics admin to committee chair, Hanaë Schwebel is now taking on the role of Deputy Secretary-General in charge of the chairs. Curious and open-minded, she enjoys listening to music, reading, swimming, and spending time with family and friends. She plans to pursue studies in finance or pharmacy in the future. Motivated by a desire to pass on her knowledge, Hanaë now wishes to get more involved by supporting new MUNers. For FerMUN 2027, she aspires to become a true mentor, there to guide, advise, and encourage this future team of chairs.
Sekou-Cissé Gouro
Sekou-Cissé Gouro began his journey as an admin. Today, he is the Deputy Secretary-General in charge of delegates. Inspired by the success and unity of last year’s board, he is committed to making the next edition of FerMUN unforgettable. Sekou is passionate about travel and science. Following his MUN journey, where he discovered the world of diplomacy, Sekou will likely pursue a career in aerospace or medicine, with a particular interest in AI.
Hélène Khukhunaishvili
Hélène Khukhunaishvili, press and communications officer, joined MUN because of her interest in international relations and journalism. In fact, it was the role of journalist within the MUN press corps that first really captured her heart. But beyond that, Hélène has a deep love for reading, writing, and the piano. She has been playing the instrument since she was 7, and her performance at the opening ceremony of FerMUN 2025 is one of her best memories of MUN.
Grégoire Oury
Grégoire Oury, admin in his sophomore year, is now taking on the responsibility of mentoring future admins for FerMUN 2027. As co-head of admins and the solidarity fund alongside Claire Beuchotte, his motivation for MUN stems from his interest in current events and debate, which he hopes to explore further alongside his passion for science. What motivates Grégoire to join the board is his “desire to engage in true teamwork and participate in a truly major project.” Beyond that, he wants to change the perception of the admin role—which is sometimes undervalued—by showing that it is essential, courageous, and just as memorable as the other roles.
Claire Beuchotte
Claire Beuchotte is passionate about discovering new cultures, skiing, and traveling. She hopes to travel around the world one day. Arriving at FerMUN 2025 as an admin in her sophomore year with stars in her eyes, she admits to having felt lost at the start of her journey. Thanks to the people who supported and encouraged her, she gained self-confidence and is now Head of Administration and the Solidarity Fund, alongside Grégoire. For Claire, the Solidarity Fund is an essential pillar of FerMUN, helping to break down financial barriers to make our conference accessible to everyone.
Johanna Hayes
Johanna Hayes, the new head of interpretation, is also an athlete—with a particular interest in soccer since she was 6—and a cook, loving to try out new recipes in her free time. Motivated by her friends to join MUN, she has been an interpreter since the very beginning, which allowed her to thrive. This year, she hopes that every interpreter can find their footing in this role, just as she was able to. For Johanna, MUN truly became real, grand, and impressive during her first opening ceremony in 2025.
Madeleine Johansen
The new Translation Coordinator, Madeleine Johansen is also a sports enthusiast, participating in track and field and skiing in the winter. Since she was very young, she has admired the prestigious place where her parents work: the United Nations. Wanting to discover how the UN works, she joined MUN as an office admin, a role that introduced her to the conference. She became a translator in her freshman year, when she realized that this role is what ensures the conference runs smoothly. As head of translation, she wants to ensure that everyone feels comfortable at MUN, regardless of the language they speak: “Cohesion is the key to a successful conference.”
