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Education Above All Foundation and COO Ali Turki Al Sobai recognised at Qatar’s Himmah Awards

Education Above All (EAA) Foundation, a global foundation working to expand access to quality education and economic opportunities, has been recognised at the inaugural Himmah: Qatar Private Sector Na...

Education Above All Foundation and COO Ali Turki Al Sobai recognised at Qatar’s Himmah Awards

Education Above All Foundation (EAA) and its Chief Operating Officer, Ali Turki Al Sobai, were honored at Qatar's inaugural Himmah Awards. EAA, a global foundation dedicated to expanding access to quality education and economic opportunities, received the 'Leading Entity in Nationalisation' Award in the Education Sector. Ali Turki Al Sobai was also recognized with the Leadership Excellence Award.

The awards reflect EAA's commitment to attracting, developing, retaining, and empowering Qatari talent. By providing opportunities for professional growth and leadership, the foundation strengthens the capabilities that support its mission in Qatar and globally. EAA has expanded its footprint and partnerships while building the institutional and national capabilities necessary to sustain its impact.

Mohammed Saad Al-Kubaisi, CEO of EAA, expressed gratitude for the national recognition, emphasizing that nationalization is about creating pathways for colleagues to develop their skills and advance into leadership roles. This, in turn, strengthens the institutional capacity that supports the foundation's mission to advance education and opportunity worldwide, while supporting Qatar National Vision 2030.

Ali Turki Al Sobai, COO of EAA, acknowledged the collective commitment of colleagues, stating that building capable teams and enabling national talent to grow into responsibility are central to operational excellence. He highlighted the importance of investing in Qatari talent to support the foundation's mission and the aspirations of the Qatar National Vision 2030.

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