34th International Finals of the Global Management Challenge Concludes in Doha

The 34th International Finals for the Global Management Challenge (GMC) competition has concluded in Doha, which was hosted by the Qatar Finance and Business Academy (QFBA), in cooperation with ADNAR Group.
The final results of the GMC competition showed the National Team of Macau taking the lead, which scored the highest level of investment performance during the International Finals, culminating in its crowning as the "GMC winner of the year".
On this occasion, Dr. Abdul Aziz Al Horr, CEO of QFBA (organizing partner), said:"We are very pleased with the results we have achieved - in cooperation with the Adnar Group - over the two days of the GMC International Finals, for the winning teams from participating countries. Our success was unique in embracing the brightest future commercial and economic minds through this global event, which is organized for the first time in Qatar and the entire Arab region, reinforcing Qatar's role as a strong regional supporter of skills and talent development, launching initiatives and events that build human capital in line with Qatar National Vision 2030 and in harmony with the vision, message, and core values of QFBA.
HE Sheikh Fahad Bin Faisal Al-Thani, Deputy Governor of Qatar Central Bank has distributed the awards to the winning teams during the closing ceremony.
For her part, Randa Haidar, Chairperson of ADNAR Group (the regional organizer), said: "Our collaboration with QFBA has been a landmark achievement, as we have successfully concluded the International Finals of the prestigious Global Management Challenge in Doha, which is the first time this competition has been organized in one of the countries in the GCC, the Arab World and the MENA region." The Finals have taken place under conditions that mimic the reality of the global economic mobility, giving participants a vision and a profound understanding of the changes in the real market, as well as a direct experience in the process of creating a corporate strategy, contingency planning and a range of financial, operational and administrative decisions.
The GMC competition was founded in Portugal in 1980, and today has become the biggest strategy and management competition worldwide, which is embraced by more than 30 countries. 

Source: QNA