Zarogianni Fotini was born and raised in the picturesque city of Thessaloniki, while she is currently studying at the Faculty of Law of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Her academic interests include international relations, international law and, most importantly, diplomacy. This was why she currently is an intern at the NATO Rapid Deployable Corps Greece (NRDC-GR) in Thessaloniki, while, in the past, she proceeded with internships at the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs both in Athens and in Thessaloniki, as well as at the Jean Monnet Chair of the AUTH Faculty of Law on EU Social Rights Protection and Comparative Legal Cultures, and at the Centre of International, European and Economic Law. As far as her MUN experience is concerned, she has participated in numerous conferences, something that led her to the belief that conferences do not only help one broaden their academic horizons, but also build their character and personality and, most importantly, create concrete friendships. Apart from the above, she considers herself to be a highly communicative and hardworking person, with hobbies such as the reading of books, photography, cooking or travelling, while she also has a strong volunteering background.

RhodesMRC has given me many memorable moments to cherish; nothing can be compared, though, with the chills I got when, while acting as an American diplomat appointed at OSCE, I was given the chance to passionately use some characteristic lines from one of my favourite TV series (namely HoC), as well as the chance to have my microphone cut due to my voice level, something that indicated I used the lines in the best way possible!