Anyone here going to WISE Doha Education Conference ? -

I will be in #Doha till 7th, and #London till 17th if someone wants to meet. Looking forward to events

Going to Doha for World Innovation And Innovation Summit 2014

Who wants to do a meet and greet with me in Doha ?

I think everything is already on the internet people are not just willing to learn. As the French writer Andre Gide put it “Everything that needs to be said has already been said. But, since nobody was listening, everything must be said again.” Dohaa Siddiqui

Doha is getting hit right now. People can hear it from their homes. house door shakes every time. Please keep them in your duas

“From Dreams to Reality: Pakistanis, Qatar Scholarships Are Calling You!” Imagine this: A young student from Lahore, who once gazed at the stars through a tiny window, now walks through the grand corridors of Qatar—not to dream, but to build those dreams into reality. ✨ What is Qatar Scholarships? A life-changing initiative by the Qatar Fund for Development (QFFD), in partnership with leading institutions like Lusail University, the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, and Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU), along with the Geneva Graduate Institute. It’s designed to empower talented international students from developing countries—like Pakistan—to transform their world through education.  🇵🇰 Yes, YOU are eligible! Pakistani students are explicitly included among the eligible developing-country nationalities encouraged to apply.  ** What’s included in this scholarship?** • Round-trip airfare between home and Qatar • Fully furnished accommodation (plus meals covered) • Full tuition waiver, plus local transit support • Monthly stipend to ease daily life • Health insurance through Hamad Medical Centre   ** Why Qatar?** This is more than just education. It’s a gateway to global exposure, deep cultural exchange, modern infrastructure, and a vibrant, safe environment—all while living a dream. Qatar’s vision for 2030 aims to build a world-class education system serving as a springboard for international leadership.  ** How to Apply:** Step 1: Apply to any of the partner institutions—Lusail University, the Doha Institute, HBKU, or the Geneva Graduate Institute in partnership with HBKU.  Step 2: Once academically accepted, the institution sends your file automatically to Qatar Scholarships for selection. You don’t apply directly.  ** Hear this, storytellers of tomorrow:** “We need specific, clear communication—no vague I’s and you’s. Tell me: what exactly changed? When? How?” — Rehan Allahwala, Founder of Rehan School. So, let me tell you exactly: • Problem faced: Many brilliant Pakistani students lack the financial resources and exposure to access international education. • Solution: Qatar Scholarships offers a fully-funded pathway—covering tuition, housing, airfare, stipend, meals, transportation, and health insurance. • Impact: One scholarship could be the turning point—not just for one student, but for the entire community they inspire. Recommendation: Share this post, for Pakistani students with determination and dreams. Let them know that now—as of 2025—they don’t just have hopes, they have a door opening wide in Doha. ⸻ #QatarScholarships #EducationForAll #FromPakistanToQatar #DreamsDelivered #RehanSchoolLeaders

✈️ Pakistan Needs More Direct Airlines — The Numbers Are Unbelievable In the last five years, Pakistan quietly became one of the largest outbound and inbound travel markets in the region — but almost no global airline has paid attention. According to FIA immigration data, more than 77 million passengers crossed Pakistan’s borders between 2020 and 2024. Even with COVID, the numbers kept rising. As the world reopened, Pakistan’s international travel demand exploded: • 2021: 9.3 million passengers • 2022: 16.7 million • 2023: 19.5 million • 2024: 21.1 million — the highest in Pakistan’s history If we add early 2020 numbers (before COVID lockdown), Pakistan’s five-year total exceeds 77–80 million international movements. This is not a niche market — this is a mega-market. At the same time, the global low-cost airline industry grew to nearly $300 billion in annual revenue, expanding faster than traditional airlines. Carriers like Pegasus, Air Arabia, AJet, Wizz Air, IndiGo, SalamAir, and FlyDubai have doubled their fleets in the last decade. They are hungry for markets where: • Millions of people fly for work • Diaspora travel never stops • Fares are too high • Competition is weak • Airports are underutilized Pakistan matches every single one of those conditions. Yet today, Pakistani travelers suffer from some of the highest airfares in Asia because only a handful of airlines operate direct routes. Millions must travel through hubs like Dubai, Doha, Istanbul, or Abu Dhabi — adding 6 to 20 hours to journeys and doubling their costs. This doesn’t make sense anymore. Pakistan already has: • One of the world’s largest diasporas • Massive travel to Saudi Arabia and UAE • Exploding youth tourism • Growing middle-class travel • Aviation demand rising 15–20% per year The proof is simple: If over 21 million people traveled through Pakistan in 2024 even with limited routes, imagine how many would travel if direct, low-cost options existed. The market is not small — it is underserved. Pakistan needs more direct airlines, more low-cost carriers, more competition, and new point-to-point routes between Pakistan and Türkiye, Gulf countries, Central Asia, UK, Europe, Malaysia, and beyond. The demand is already there. The passengers are already flying. The diaspora is already spending billions. The only thing missing is airlines bold enough to capture one of the fastest-growing travel markets in the world. If the world’s low-cost airlines enter Pakistan now, they won’t just fill seats — they will fill entire planes for the next twenty years.

Met some wonderful students from Doha, Qatar 🇶🇦 today

Met some wonderful students from Doha, Qatar 🇶🇦 today