
Winners say Qatar Education Excellence Award inspires lifelong excellence
The Peninsula
Doha, Qatar: The winners of the Qatar Education Excellence Award 2026 said the award has strengthened their scientific journeys and inspired them to s...
Doha, Qatar: The winners of the Qatar Education Excellence Award 2026 said the award has strengthened their scientific journeys and inspired them to sustain excellence while giving back to society.
They shared their personal experiences and aspirations with The Peninsula on the sidelines of the winners’ announcement event held yesterday.
The atmosphere reflected a strong sense of pride, excellence, and appreciation for achievement, as award recipients highlighted how the prestigious honour has supported their academic paths and motivated them to continue excelling and giving back to society.
Naji Saleh Al-Yami, a graduate of Lusail University and winner of the Gold Medal in the University Student Category, described the award as a deeply meaningful recognition of years of perseverance and hard work. He said the award represents a moral victory above all else, affirming that sustained effort, discipline, and commitment to learning are ultimately rewarded.
Al-Yami also pointed out that early and careful preparation played a decisive role in his success. By preparing his application file well in advance and aligning his academic, extracurricular, and community activities with the award’s evaluation criteria, he was able to present a comprehensive profile reflecting his educational journey and contributions.













