Scouting & Leadership⚜️

Over a decade with the AGBU-AYA Scouts shaped who I am today.
What started as weekend adventures in nature became a lifelong school of leadership, resilience, and service.
As I grew within the movement and eventually became a cheftaine, I learned that leading isn’t about giving orders, it’s about understanding, guiding, and earning trust.

Through years of organizing camps, mentoring younger scouts, and facing challenges as a team, I developed a deep sense of discipline, adaptability, and empathy.
Scouting taught me how to stay calm under pressure, make decisions that matter, and bring people together toward a shared goal which are lessons I carry into every project and every collaboration today.

Music & Creativity🎷

Music has always been my creative outlet.

I’ve played saxophone with the Union Musicale de Cran-Gevrier in France and studied guitar and saxophone for years at the Lebanese National Higher Conservatory of Music.

I also performed with a small five-person band in Lebanon which was an experience that taught me collaboration, improvisation, and stage confidence.

Music taught me that mastery isn’t about control, it’s about understanding when to listen and when to lead.

Beyond Academics🌍

Moving from Lebanon to France has been a journey of growth, independence, and adaptability.

Living alone, away from family, taught me how to manage challenges on my own, make decisions confidently, and navigate new environments with resilience. Along the way, I’ve built lasting friendships and learned the value of connecting with people from different cultures.

Between languages, cultures, and experiences, I’ve learned to stay curious and open-minded which are qualities that drive both my work and my personal life.

Whether exploring a new city, learning a new skill, or meeting new people, I embrace challenges that help me grow and see the world differently.