Top 10 Qatar Most Beautiful Women In 2024
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Alaina - . December 17, 2022
- . Update: January 23, 2024 1:02 pm
Qatar has a population of about 2.4 million people, and the majority of these are expatriates. There are also a lot of wealthy people in Qatar, which makes it one of the most affluent countries in the world.
The country is also known for its natural beauty and luxury goods. But today we are going to talk about the top 10 Qatar most beautiful women in 2024.
Who are the Top 10 Most Beautiful Women in Qatar?
The Qatar debutante ball has been a tradition for the past few decades. The event is held annually in Doha, Qatar and it is organized by Qatar’s Ministry of Culture. The ball was first held in 1985.
The Top 10 Most Beautiful Women in Qatar are:
1. Majida Al-khater
Majida Al-khater is a Saudi journalist and TV presenter. She is also the first woman to anchor a newscast in Saudi Arabia.
Majida Al-khater was born in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia on January 1, 1979. Majida studied English Literature at King Abdulaziz University in Jeddah and graduated with honors.
She started her career as a journalist at the Arab News newspaper and later became an editor there.
In 2005 she moved to Abu Dhabi to work for the Abu Dhabi Media Company where she hosted her own show “Ajyal” for six years.
She has interviewed many influential people such as Bill Gates, Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey among others.
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2. Hessa Al-Nuaimi
Hessa Al-Nuaimi is a Saudi Arabian woman who is the founder and CEO of the Riyadh-based venture capital firm, Taqnia.
Hessa Al-Nuaimi’s company has invested in more than 60 startups in Saudi Arabia and abroad.
She has raised more than $2 billion for her company and she is considered one of the most influential people in Saudi Arabia.
Hessa Al-Nuaimi was ranked as one of Forbes Middle East’s 100 Most Powerful Arab Women for her innovative work to promote entrepreneurship in Saudi Arabia.
3. Hanan Hamdan
Hanan Hamdan is a Lebanese singer who sings in different languages. She has released many singles and albums, and she is one of the most successful singers in the Arab world.
She was born on November 25th, 1984, and she grew up in Beirut. She studied music at the Lebanese National Conservatory of Music, which is where she learned to sing opera.
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4. Fatima Al-Habsi
Fatima Al-Habsi is a Saudi Arabian female author who has written many novels and short stories. She is also a screenwriter and an academic.
Some of her works are:
- The Man Who Quit Smoking
- The Story of Zahra
- The Story of a Woman Who Went Crazy So Her Family Would Notice.
5. Dana Abdulrahim
Dana Abdulrahim is a writer, journalist, and social media consultant. She has been writing since she was in high school.
Dana Abdulrahim studied journalism and political science at the University of California, Berkeley.
She has written for various publications and websites such as Forbes, The Huffington Post, The Daily Beast, Vice Media.
She also worked for the United Nations Foundation and currently works for the UNDP as a Communications Officer in Egypt.
6. Sara Abdulrahman
Sara Abdulrahman is a writer and editor who focuses on the intersection of technology, culture, and society.
She is the founder and editor-in-chief of Futurism.com, a media site that explores the future of civilization by publishing articles on emerging technologies, science, space exploration, and more.
She has been interviewed by various media outlets including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Wired Magazine and others about her work.
7. Hessa Ali
Hessa Ali is the youngest female pilot in Qatar Airways’ history. She has been working as a pilot for the airline for five years now and is currently flying the Airbus A320. Hessa was born in Pakistan and moved to Qatar when she was just two years old.
She learned how to fly at just 15 years old, but it took her another two years before she got her first job with Qatar Airways. Hessa’s dream is to become a captain of an airplane one day.
8. Rasha Al-Hassan
Rasha Al-Hassan is an American entrepreneur and the founder of the company known as Al-Hassan Group. She is also a philanthropist and a humanitarian.
Al-Hassan was born in Kuwait to a Syrian father and Kuwaiti mother. The family relocated to Damascus, Syria when she was just 2 years old where she lived until she was 18.
She then moved to the United States where she studied at the University of Texas at Austin and graduated with a degree in Business Administration.
9. Hessa Al-Mannai
Hessa Al-Mannai is a Saudi Arabian journalist and media personality. She is currently the Managing Director of the Dubai Press Club, as well as being a regular contributor to BBC Arabic.
Al-Mannai has been recognized for her work on women’s rights in Saudi Arabia, including her efforts to create awareness about violence against women and children.
10. Muna Abdulla
Muna Abdulla is the founder of a company called “The Muslim Women’s Empowerment Network”. Muna Abdulla is a self-made woman who has been dedicated to her work in the field of human rights and empowerment for over two decades. She founded The Muslim Women’s Empowerment Network, which is a nonprofit organization that works to empower Muslim women in America.
