KNŻ has been a steadfast partner of the European Youth Forum for quite some time, playing a substantial role in various initiatives concerning climate change, youth rights such as Vote 16, European Youth Test, and the banning of unpaid internships.

That being said, Chloë’s election marks a historic first for Malta and KNŻ, with the young Gozitan being the first Maltese female representative to join the board.

Speaking to Lovin Malta, Chloë said, “I am extremely enthusiastic about the upcoming mandate and deeply grateful for the remarkable support from the member organisations of the European Youth Forum.”

“It is a genuine privilege to represent and advocate for young people in Europe, and I eagerly look forward to fulfilling this role.”

“KNŻ nominated me as a candidate for the board this year with the support of the Southern Youth Councils,” the youth activist told the newsroom, explaining that following “months of campaigning”, the board was elected this morning with the General Assembly happening as we speak in Mollina, Spain.

This isn’t Chloë’s first experience with youth advocacy and representing our small island on the international stage. In fact, her tenure as a KNŻ board member for over three years and her former role as MaltMUN president has afforded her a number of opportunities abroad.

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