Hadiat Melani

Hadiat Melani
Packilvanian Ambassador to the International Forum
Incumbent
Assumed office 25 May, 2023
Preceded by	Fawuz Bekadar
Director for Rotantic Affairs
In office 8 July, 2013 – 8 October, 2022
Preceded by	Melik Ashkeris
Succeeded by	Arilya Thuwamim
Director of Personnel Management
In office 27 August, 2008 – 2 August, 2012
Preceded by	Sibbara Uyumam
Succeeded by	Begeme Uyutin
Packilvanian Ambassador to Christie Island
In office 9 September, 2004 – 7 August, 2008
Preceded by	Faradair Nuzij
Succeeded by	Avahkal Ridazm
Special Envoy for Womens' Education
In office 1 September, 2000 – 6 July, 2004
Preceded by	None
Succeeded by	Huriya Shahrij
Personal details
Born	Hadiat Melani November 11, 1953 (age 70) Bingol, Packilvania
Citizenship	Packilvania
Parent(s)	Aran Melani Hayah Melani
Residence	Packilvanian Embassy, Rilanon
Alma mater	Sultana Zulayka Women's University

Hadiat Melani (Born 1953) is a Packilvanian diplomat who is the current Packilvanian ambassador to the International Forum. She served as the Foreign Ministry's Director for Rotantic Affairs from 2013 to 2022. She was selected as the Packilvanian Ambassador to the International Forum by Sultan Thumim V and presented her credentials on 25 May, 2023.

Early Life and Education

Hadiat Melani was born an only child to a wealthy family in Bingol, Packilvania. She studied political science and history at the Sultana Zulayka Women's University, one of the few Packilvanian institutes of higher education open to women at the time. In a 2004 interview, Melani remarked that it had been her father's insistence which kindled her childhood academic pursuits.

“	He had, I think, always wanted a son. When he did not get one, he resolved to raise me as such regardless. It made for an often bewildering and sometimes distressing childhood, but I cannot say I lacked for opportunities as a result.	„

Due to limited post-graduate opportunities for women in Packilvania, Melani continued her studies at the University of Leidenstad in Cryria, where she would also later spend several years teaching Yasterian history before returning to Packilvania in 1988.

Career

Melani taught at Sultana Zulayk for the next decade and eventually became a tenured professor there. During this period, she frequently worked as a consultant specializing in northern Novaris for the Packilvanian Foreign Ministry. This opening eventually led her to depart her academic career and join the Ministry entirely in 1995.

Melani was initially posted as a cultural envoy to Christie Island. However, in 2000 she became a part of the Sultanate's efforts to rehabilitate its global image regarding women's rights. Due to her background, she was appointed as the Foreign Ministry's Special Envoy for Womens' Education, a position she held for four years.

In 2004, Melani again returned to Christie Island, this time as the Sultanate's ambassador. By 2008, Melani was named the Foreign Ministry's Director of Personnel Management, a powerful if obscure role which oversaw appointments and postings for the bulk of Packilvania's professional diplomatic staff.

In 2013, however, Melani was reassigned as the Director for Rotantic Affairs, amidst a period of bureaucratic power struggles within the Ministry. This remote position was largely seen as a sinecure or a form of exile from more powerful postings. Melani would continue to play an active role however, and often traveled to Cryria and Älemsi Negdel to support various scientific and climate initiatives. She formed an acquaintance with the then-Duchess Saga of Tynam during this time, who allegedly later played a role in Melani's rehabilitation within the Foreign Ministry.

In 2023, the newly proclaimed Sultan Thumim V named Melani as Packilvania's new Ambassador to the International Forum. This role later gained new significance when Packilvania was appointed to the Security Council.