The Alhambra-US Chamber and its partners are delighted to announce the Virtual Gulf Higher Education Conference, a two-part series.

By using a simplified design thinking approach the Chamber and its partners will develop thought processes to instill confidence in today’s youth; to prepare them for diverse business and organizational challenges and develop a platform capable of offering solutions and bringing about change.

EdTech has enhanced the Chamber’s mission of strengthening educational capacity around the world. Tap into EdTech startups and companies from The US, Europe and other parts of the world.

A monthly one-hour online conversation with international ambassadors. Hear inspiring stories from ambassadors, learn about their career paths and get questions answered.

We offer a complimentary service to guide and advise you through the application process for a U.S. university.

Series of leading-edge, groundbreaking seminars conducted online by faculty from the Harvard Business school.

Bara’h Odey, an alumna of the Alhambra-organized Westbank Scholarship program, was a speaker at TEDx in Denver. Odey orated on conditions in Palestine.

Anjum Malik believes in the power of education and through her work she desires to uplift the stature of women in society. Emirates Business News covered her incredible story.

The partnership will focus on improving STEM education by encouraging collaboration and identifying, profiling, connecting, and supporting current initiatives and programs.

EnviroJordan is a 2-week long enriching study tour with an emphasis on environmental science issues and education, which aims to introduce the region to educators.

The Gulf Education Conference & Exhibition (GECE) delivers excellent speakers and up to the minute topics in the education, technology and research sectors.

Alhambra has taken its educational activities to one of the world’s most important markets: China. Managing Partner Anjum Malik completed a week-long mission to Shanghai.

Alhambra is seeking parties interested in exploring the opportunities offered by Halal Pharmaceuticals - a significant catalyst for job creation and economic development.

International Baccalaureate (I.B.) programs have benefits but are not the panacea that some advocates proclaim. Indeed, poorly implemented I.B. programs may be worse than no I.B. at all.

Alhambra has successfully concluded a multi-week trip to the Middle East. Alhambra visited Kuwait, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).