Over 80 Afghan Students Launch Academic Journeys in 6 Countries
Over 80 Afghan students are starting their academic journeys this fall, thanks to the Qatar Scholarship for Afghans Project (QSAP). The initiative, supported by several organisations, is sending students to universities across six countries to study critical subjects for Afghanistan's rebuilding and global development.
This year's cohort includes 70 students placed at more than 25 universities. Fawzia Mohammadi, an LL.M. student at Penn State Dickinson Law, is among them, aiming to create fair and effective legal systems. Torpekai Ahmadi, a Master's student in Computer Science and Cybersecurity at the University of Tulsa, seeks to support global organisations and safeguard vulnerable communities.
Mohammad Hatif Nadiri, studying Accounting at Clark University, aspires to become a knowledgeable accountant serving clients and communities. Hekmatullah Ashraf, pursuing Business Administration and Finance at Binghamton University, aims to help rebuild Afghanistan's economy. Rabieullah Naseri, also at the University of Tulsa for IT and Cybersecurity, plans to launch a cybersecurity firm and raise global cybersecurity awareness.
Since its launch in 2021, QSAP has helped 400 Afghan students pursue higher education across Europe and North America. This fall's cohort, supported by the Afghan Future Fund, Education Above All Foundation, Qatar Fund for Development, and the Yalda Hakim Foundation, continues this mission, equipping students to contribute to Afghanistan's future and global development.
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