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Posted On: 4 April 2019 10:12 am
Updated On: 12 November 2020 02:03 pm

118 Qataris graduate from Qatar Leadership Centre

Binu Cherian
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Qatar Leadership Centre (QLC) held its annual graduation ceremony at the National Museum of Qatar, honoring 118 Qataris who have completed one of three courses of study - the Executive, Government, or Rising Leaders programs. The graduates constitute the sixth class of QLC since its establishment as a national platform for leadership development.

In remarks at the ceremony, HE Chairperson of QLC Board of Directors Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani reflected on QLC's impact, "The Centre supports the development of leadership skills that are essential for Qatar, abilities which are especially critical now given the rapid rate of economic diversification and transformation currently underway." "We gather tonight at the new National Museum of Qatar, a masterpiece of art in the service of education. It connects Qatar's past with its future,its rich heritage and traditions are the foundation of its informed vision of development. In a similar way," she noted, "the QLC graduates are guided by the strength of our national heritage and the benefits of education for a promising future."

HE Managing Director and Member Sheikh Dr Abdulla bin Ali Al-Thani remarked, "As we celebrate our graduates' success, we are reminded of the responsibilities they now shoulder, to contribute to our shared societal objectives, to further strengthen our progress toward national development." "Qatar Leadership Centre has provided the graduates with a rigorous academic foundation that encourages critical thinking," he stressed. "I am confident the QLC alumni will use their education and experience to give back to Qatar as we continue to move forward with purpose in the years ahead."

Today, the number of QLC alumni reaches 620 male and female graduates. Hailing from the three National Leadership Programs and the Executive Master's in Leadership, they go on to assume their place within the development of Qatar's vital market sectors, effectively contributing to the national aspiration of establishing a strong knowledge-based economy.

Source: QNA, Photo credit: QNA