In the past few days, the whole world is talking about the World Cup in football, the opening of which he attended Moza bin Nasser, wife of Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, the former Emir of Qatar and mother of the current emir, Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani.

Moza is one of the three wives of Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani and the mother of seven of his children. Although her husband abdicated in favor of his son, Moza remains a trademark of Qatar and one of the most influential women in the Middle East and the world.

Queen of style

The XNUMX-year-old "queen of style", as she is called, attracted attention at the opening of the World Cup in a monochromatic combination of Prada, a long dress of burgundy-red satin and a cape of the same color, and a traditional headscarf characteristic of women in the Arab world. She completed the look with a sparkling brooch and spectacular jewelry. She completes all this with burgundy-red loafers and a branded leather bag.

Moza bin Nasser is known for her refined style, and foreign media described her fashion combination as elegant and powerful.
Her fashion style is striking and impeccable and she loves to wear expensive fashion pieces from the world's most famous fashion houses such as Chanel, Givenchy, Dior and Valentino.

Classy and powerful

Sheikha Moza is as actively involved and influential on the political scene as her husband and son. On one occasion she stated that she does not miss the status of the first lady of Qatar because she enjoys her work as a social activist more. And indeed, Moza's activism impresses everyone who gets to know her story, and foreign diplomats marvel at her power and intelligence.

Moza bin Nasser was born in 1959 and is the daughter of an entrepreneur from whom she inherited her love for education. According to her, education should be valued and everyone should have free access to it.

She started her education in Egypt. Even though she wanted to be a doctor, she decided on sociology. She graduated from the Department of Sociology at Qatar University. After completing her studies, she decided that learning must not stop at any stage of life.

Since then, her work on the plan to modernize the education system in Qatar begins. In 1995, Moza and her husband founded the Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Social Development, which is still active today. Moza's foundation is credited with the opening of American universities on the territory of Qatar through the so-called n. "City of Education" program.

She received numerous international awards and received a number of international honors