Al-Khalifa Business School Appoints First Fellows

The UK based higher educational company Al-Khalifa Business School recently launched its fellowship programs for professionals and students.

Fellow of Al-Khalifa Business School is an honorary degree awarded to distinguish personalities from the artistic, business, philanthropic and scientific world, as well as a category of affiliation with AKBS for the advancement of educational bridges between cultures.
Each candidate is considered on their merits and can be proposed from any sector of the different communities related to Business and Culture. Fellows are elected for life on the basis of excellence in science and are entitled to use the post-nominal letters F.A.K.B.S.
Up to 30 members are elected each year during the meetings of the Committee by voting with 80% of the accepting votes by voting of existing fellows with ratification by the AKBS Advisory Board.
In order to be nominated and subsequently selected, it is required that candidates for election must have made “a substantial contribution to the improvement of education within their respective fields.”
The Appointment Committee is Honorary Presided by the Royal Patron of the Organization H.H. Prince Mahmoud Salah Al Din Assaf – Head of Assaf Foundation, Presided by H.E. Prof. Sir Manuel Freire-Garabal y Núñez – Founder of AKBS and with Vice-President H.E. Prof. Sir Brian Patrick Luining – Director of Economy Business of AKBS. This committee also has the advisory of personalities like H.M. Togbe Osei III – Ruler of Godenu. H.E. Sheikh Ahmed El Haiba – Melainine Royal Family, H.E. Amb. Paulette Bethel – United Nations Bahamas Permanent Ambassador, H.E. Igor Olegovich Eleferenko – Russian Federation Government Counsellor of State and Advisor of the President in the Minister of Culture, H.E. Luis Suárez Hernández – President Suárez Museum of Natural Sciences, Sir Anthony Ritossa – Chairman of the Ritossa Family Office, Mohamed Al Ali – CEO Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum International Enterprises, Dr. Hari Eppanapally – Vice-President The Bank of New York Mellon, Afaf Konja – Former Spokesperson United Nations General Assembly and Dr. Jagannath Patnaik – Vice-Chancellor ICFAI University.

Between the relevant first senior fellows, there are Chef Alan Coxon – British Ambassador for Food appointed by UK Prime Minister. BBC TV Presenter and Member of the Royal Academy of Culinary Arts (United Kingdom), Mr. Hadi Al Alawi – Chairman of Al Hayat Group (Kingdom of Bahrain), Mr. Naeem Aslam – Forbes and CNBC Contributor (United Kingdom), Mr. Adam Hartung – Former Forbes Nº1 Leadership Contributor (United States of America), H.R.M. Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram – Head of the Royal House of Sulu (Sultanate of Sulu and North Borneo) or H.E. Dr. Mohamed Elsamani Elwasila – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Former Minister of State of Sudan (Sudan).

Al-Khalifa Business School is also launching a program for young fellows to distinguish students, researchers and young professionals from Law, Business, Economy, Agribusiness, Health and Arts who belong to the worldwide community.
Young Fellows are elected during the meetings of the Committee by voting with 80% of the accepting votes with ratification by the Office of the Managing Director after being nominated by a Senior Fellows, an Advisory Board or directly by the Presidential Committee, who made formally the proposal during the Committee Meetings.

In order to be nominated and subsequently selected, it is required that candidates for election must have made “a substantial contribution to the improvement of education within their respective fields and not having more than 30 years old.”
The Committee has also H.H. Mahmoud Salah Al Din Assaf as Honorary President, as President H.E. Prof. Sir Brian Patrick Luining – Director of Economy Business of AKBS and Sir Anthony Ritossa – Chairman of the Ritossa Family Office as Vice-President.

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Al-Khalifa Business School llp.is an educational company founded in 2019 (United Kingdom) that offers Post-Graduate Level Higher Education, Cultural Education and Educational Support Services.

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