By Abdullahi Salad - Reporter
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MOGADISHU, 9 November 2026 – Qatar Charity and Mogadishu University on Monday held a ceremony in Mogadishu to honour 162 students who graduated from Mogadishu University in the 2025/2026 academic year. Qatar Charity covered the cost of the students' education.
The ceremony was attended by Qatar's Ambassador to Somalia, the Deputy Governor for Social Affairs of the Banadir Regional Administration, the Director General of Higher Education, and the Vice President for Academic Affairs, Relations and Development of Mogadishu University.
The Head of Qatar Charity's office, Abdifatah Adan Macallin, praised the donors who supported the students. He described them as people the students have never met, but who stood by them so they could succeed.
Mogadishu University's Vice President for Relations, Dr. Mohamed Ali Omar, encouraged the students to keep pursuing their education and developing their skills.
"That long journey does not end here. You are now standing at a crossroads," Dr. Mohamed said. He urged the graduates to serve their communities and their country faithfully with their knowledge, and to show good character wherever they go, since they are ambassadors of the university.
The ceremony is part of ongoing efforts to support education and encourage Somali students, particularly those who were able to complete their studies with Qatar Charity's support.