Mona Youssef is a renowned fine artist who holds a B.F.A. earned through a scholarship and has obtained several diplomas and certificates in Commercial Arts, Digital Media, Business Accounting and Office Procedures, and Desktop Publishing, graduating with honors. 
 

Her collectors include notable figures such as former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, who acquired her landmark painting The Canadian Constitution Acts (1982), and Heinz Karl-Wyttgenstein, a collector of many of her oil paintings.
 

In addition to her artistic career, Mona works as an art advisor, and occasionally serves as a juror and curator. She is also a gallerist who has selected, represented, and promoted hundreds of artists from around the world through international exhibitions, biennales, and art fairs held in Germany, Italy, France, the United Kingdom, Monaco, Switzerland, and Denmark. She has also written numerous articles addressing artists’ concerns and fostering stronger communication and understanding among artists, galleries, art organizers, dealers, and collectors.
 

Earlier in her career, Mona worked as an interior, exterior, and graphic designer, producing architectural designs, presentations, and drafting work, including blueprint development for various architectural firms.
 

Since the beginning of 2017, Mona has collaborated with the Florence Biennale as a member of its International Selection Committee. She later became an advisor and ambassador for the organization and currently serves as a Senior Ambassador.