United Arab Emirate (UAE) Ambassador Inspires Innovation at Mount Kigali University

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By Angelica Mukundwa


On June 13, 2024, Mount Kigali University  welcomed a special guest whose presence illuminated the campus with promise and inspiration. His Excellency Hazza Mohammad Fahal Kharsan Aiqahtani, the Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to Rwanda, graced the university with his presence, marking an occasion of immense significance for both institutions and the students.


H.E Hazza Mohammad Fahal  Kharsan Aiqahtan, ambassador of UAE to Rwanda

The highlight of the visit was the  empowerment of the youth and the recognition of exceptional student projects, including "Smart Home" and "Building a Greener Tomorrow." These projects showcased innovation and a commitment to sustainability, earning admiration from both the ambassador and the university community.

Beyond the awards ceremony, students seized the chance to engage with Ambassador Hazza Mohammad, asking questions and seeking advice. The exchange of ideas was enlightening, fueling aspirations and fostering a spirit of collaboration.

Mugisha Junior Fredy's leadership skills performed brightly as his team's project stand out for its innovative approach to sustainable living. By focusing on smart technology and eco-friendly solutions, they demonstrated a clear vision for a future where homes and buildings are not just structures but active contributors to a healthier planet.


Mugisha Junior Fredy (second from the right) the winner. 

As the students of Mt. Kigali University continue their academic journey, they carry with them the invaluable lessons learned from Ambassador  H.E Muhammed Hazal Falah's visit.

Students were encouraged to push the boundaries of knowledge, explore new possibilities, and ultimately, work towards a future where innovation and sustainability go hand in hand.

 UAE Ambassador H.E Hazza Mohammed Fahal  Kharsan Aiqahtani  with the  panel judges

Mt Kigali University students 


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