Ubaida Al-Aani is an Iraqi/Canadian student, currently attending Michael E. Debakey High School and has been a devoted member of MUN since the ninth grade. His experiences across conferences have helped expand his view of the world and geared his attention towards the various health issues faced by marginalized groups across the globe. Born to a family dedicated to the medical profession, Ubaida has always had an interest in public speaking, advocacy, and the medical sciences. He is a firm believer in the importance of helping others in any way he can. One of his earliest experiences was distributing over-the-counter medication that helped treat general ailments such as coughs, stomach pain, headaches, etc. to Syrian refugees in need. He then moved on to volunteering for other refugee programs in his city including programs geared directly towards the mental health of children. Recently, Ubaida has helped organize fundraisers for breast cancer research, diabetes awareness, and health check-ups for people in Mali. He has received a number of certificates including COVID-19 Contact Tracing from Johns Hopkins, and Global Health from Yale University.