QF alumni from Britain and Europe gather for UK Alumni forum 2026
As its global community of alumni continues to expand year after year, Qatar Foundation (QF) brings them together across different continents to learn, support, collaborate, and keep them connected to...
The Qatar Foundation (QF) alumni community continues to grow globally, and they recently gathered in London for the QF's UK Alumni Forum 2026. This forum provided an opportunity for alumni to share their stories, experiences, and connections with each other, as well as their enduring ties to QF and Qatar.
Dr Ahmed ElGhamrawy, a former student of Texas A&M University at Qatar (TAMUQ), shared his journey from working in the oil and gas industry to leading digital health companies in the UK. He emphasized that academic degrees are not predetermined paths, but rather a set of skills and a way of thinking that can lead to various opportunities.
Hanna Moazam, a 20-year-old alumna, currently leads global initiatives at a leading data and AI company. She believes in open source to make innovation accessible to everyone. Moazam earned her Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) in 2020 and is now building AI solutions focused on governance.
Dr Lolwa al-Naemi, director of Strategy and Partnership at QF's Higher Education division, highlighted the impact of QF alumni in Qatar and across the world. She attributed this impact to the alumni's skills, values, entrepreneurial capacity, and sense of service. Asmaa Alkuwari, alumni engagement manager at QF, emphasized that the UK Alumni Forum demonstrates the value of QF's experiences extending beyond the classroom, with alumni connections creating new opportunities.
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