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QFFD, HBKU and GI sign pact for Qatar Scholarship Program

QFFD, HBKU and GI sign pact for Qatar Scholarship Program
05 May 2021 - 9:14
Officials from QFFD, HBKU and GI during the agreement signing ceremony.
QNA
Doha: Qatar Fund for Development (QFFD) has signed a Trilateral Contribution Agreement with Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) and the Geneva Institute for Graduate Studies (GI) as part of the Qatar Scholarship Program, an initiative from QFFD.
The agreement, signed via video conference, is part of Qatar’s program for scholarships that is overseen by Qatar Fund for Development. It is also part of an initiative from the fund to enhance national and regional competence in the field of international development to attract international students from developing countries, and to increase academic outcomes related to development in the Middle East and North Africa region. ....

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Myanmar's Coup: 'The Civil Disobedience Movement Gains Importance'

Myanmar s Coup: The Civil Disobedience Movement Gains Importance
February 18, 2021 Three weeks after the military coup in Myanmar, a young generation is leading demonstrations that are supported by all sectors of society. Follow the discussion with
Hnin Phyu Phyu Aye, a citizen of Myanmar working for an international NGO;
Tim Enderlin, the Swiss ambassador to Myanmar,
Nathalie Manac h, founder of Nat Coffee and former Swiss diplomat;
Michael Vatikiotis, the Asia regional director of the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue, and
Montse Ferrer, business and human rights researcher and advisor at Amnesty International. This webcast was moderated by
Karin Wenger, Southeast Asia correspondent for the Swiss radio and television broadcasting company ....

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