Tania Bryer talks with Qatar's Sheikha Moza bint Nasser. Her Highness discusses her philanthropic work to protect education and describes a trip to Iraq in 2003 that opened her eyes to the issue.
Beauty, class, elegance and BRAINS! This is Sheikha Moza. She’s a true inspiration for all Arab women. Independent and intelligent. I absolutely love her!
The last month I have been reading a lot about Sheikha Moza and so many things she is doing for education around the world, I respect her a lot for the big job she is doing and see how many chances give to many people to study that for sure without her help they wouldn't be able to change their lives but I have a question for her, what do you think about what happens in Afghanistan with the education and the freedom to choose to study the girls there? I feel very sad for that
education is the base to get a job....but there must be also possibilities, to get one in their homestate. ...so there should be also companies founded in the own countries, that they are not forced to go abroad...to stay with their families. The other site is, that there are still jobs, which are not paid well... We have some private organsations, which send money to support a school (also for girls) in Afghanistan and they also get a meal in school. Nobody in the world should be forgoten. Many syrian families suffer also now in Northsyria in the camps after earthquake..There are very rich people in the world, who could support good institutions. There must be any hunger or homeless in the world, if people want to change this world to a better one. There is enough for all....we need more fairness. There is so much money for war industries, but less for education, food and better living conditions.... greetings from Austria
