Daphne Farmaki was born 20 years ago in Athens, where she still lives. She is an undergraduate student in the Law school of Athens, filled with compassion, curiosity and optimism. She is particularly interested in philosophy, commercial law and international relations. The latter lead her to complete this year an internship in the Greek ministry of foreign affairs.

She speaks fluently english, German and French and preoccupies herself with all manner of issues. For as long as she can remember, she has been curious about human potential, the impact of ideas and a ‘better world’ in all possible ways. Her adventurous MUN journey began in high school and since then, it became a habit and a passion. She has participated in numerous simulations in Greece and abroad, both as a delegate and a student officer and has worked on many issues, particularly disarmament, international security and international courts. RhodesMrc holds a special place in her heart because of the great memories in Rhodes, the academic excellence of the conference in general as well as the heated debate in the League of Arab States, in which she participated.
When she is not debating or arguing passionately on political issues, she enjoys theatre, cinema, storytelling and literature.

I remember last year I was a delegate in the League of Arab States while my best friends participated in the Middle East Peace Conference. The night before the last day of the conference, they had a committee gathering at night at the lobby of the hotel, where a crisis was announced to them. They were so caught up with what could this crisis bring and how they should react, so we made scenarios all night. The scenarios became extra dramatic and fun, when we discussed them over wine. But paradoxically the next day some of them were confirmed.