After the Tata Steel Challengers, Fausti participated in the Masters section of the 2025 Djerba International Chess Festival, held from February 15 to 23 in Tunisia. After completing the tournament’s nine rounds, he scored 1.5 points through three draws and six losses, finishing in tenth place. Those draws came against GM David Navara, GM Vasyl Ivanchuk, and GM Jules Moussard. Final standings of the tournament: Marc'Andria Maurizzi (France) – 7.5 points, Daniel Dardha (Belgium) – 6 points, Parham Maghsoodloo (Iran) – 5 points, Volodar Murzin (FIDE) – 5 points, David Navara (Czech Republic) – 4.5 points, Étienne Bacrot (France) – 4.5 points, Bassem Amin (Egypt) – 4.5 points, Jules Moussard (France) – 3.5 points, Vasyl Ivanchuk (Ukraine) – 3 points, Faustino Oro (Argentina) – 1.5 points. Without a doubt, it was another valuable experience for Fausti as he faced top-level players, contributing to his growth and projection in international chess.