Mohammed bin Rashid honours six winners of the inaugural ‘Great Arab Minds’ Awards
Congratulating the winners, His Highness said that the brightest Arab minds have earned the respect of the world through their contributions in terms of advancing knowledge, research, creativity, and innovation, all of which along with their numerous inventions have greatly enriched human life. His Highness added that distinguished Arab scientists and scholars stand as a source of pride for Arab societies while being role models for future generations and invaluable assets for the region by making a positive difference to the lives of people everywhere.
The ceremony was attended by His Highness Sheikh
The winners who were feted at the glittering awards ceremony at the Museum of the Future include Saudi cardiac surgeon Dr Hani Najm (Medicine); Lebanese engineer and academic Prof Fadel Adib (Engineering and Technology); Egyptian-American economist Dr Mohamed El-Erian (Economics); Lebanese scientist and academic Prof Niveen Khashab (Natural Sciences); Lebanese architect and academic Prof Lina Ghotmeh (Architecture and Design); and Algerian writer and
HE Al Gergawi said the Arab Great Minds Awards have come to represent the Arab version of the Nobel Prize thanks to the unwavering support of HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid and the intense effort to identify the brightest Arab minds across diverse spheres, highlighting their achievements and contributions on the global stage.
Amplifying the impact
The initiative’s mission is to showcase exceptional talents among Arab scientists, thinkers, and innovators
The initiative also features the ‘Mohammed bin Rashid Medal for Great Arab Minds’, which will be awarded to six winners in distinct categories each year.
The Great Arab Minds initiative aims to ensure due recognition for Arab thought leaders, geniuses, scholars, and scientists, transforming their ideas into real-life breakthroughs and transformational solutions. It also endeavours to empower the collective wisdom of Arab scientists and thinkers and foster a network of