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Ahmed Abaza

Doha Debates Ambassador 2024

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Alyasa Abbas

Doha Debates Ambassador 2023

Nabila Abbas

Nabila Abbas

Doha Debates Ambassador 2024

Kamran Abbasi

Kamran Abbasi

Doctor and journalist

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Ikram Abbes

Doha Debates Ambassador 2024

Randa Abdel-Fattah

Randa Abdel-Fattah

Australian Author

Muhammad Abduhoo

Muhammad Abduhoo

Doha Debates Ambassador 2022

Muhammad Abdullah

Muhammad Abdullah

Doha Debates Ambassador 2024

Ewaru Abel

Ewaru Abel

Doha Debates Ambassador 2023

Hossam Abo Shammallah

Hossam Abo Shammallah

Doha Debates Ambassador 2024

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Sarah Abraham

Doha Debates Ambassador 2024

Yana Abu Taleb

Yana Abu Taleb

Jordanian director of EcoPeace Middle East

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Paul Dolan

Behavioral scientist, professor and author

About Paul Dolan

Like generations of his family before him, Paul Dolan was born in Hackney. Apart from a year training to be a chartered accountant, he has been an academic all his working life. He received his doctorate from the University of York in 1997 and became a full professor at the University of Sheffield in 2000. Dolan won a Philip Leverhulme Prize for Economics in 2002 for his contribution to health economics. After meeting psychologist Danny Kahneman and economist Richard Layard at a conference in Milan in 2000, he worked with the former at Princeton in 2004–2005 and, after a stint at Imperial College from 2006–2010, joined the latter at the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2010.