I am a father of three children. I have a natural inclination for learning and growing. I have a Doctorate in Medicine but left what was supposed to be the logical path to embrace the larger domain of Humanitarian Development. I have been working for more than fifteen years in the field of food security and nutrition, contributing to vital assistance to save and provide durable solutions to those who need it the most.

The desire to learn! The ease of access and to validate some of the competencies that I have acquired over time and learn some new tools – techniques and concepts that will help me in my current and future roles.
 
Regarding expectations, it is probably too early to comment. The program seems exciting and from what I have seen so far – it will certainly be of added value to what I need today and tomorrow.

• In terms of Learning - I hope the Master’s in International Relations will be available by then, and I do not have to start from scratch.
• Professionally – I will seek a more senior managerial position in my organisation.
   

Knowledge – pedagogic skills - availability.

My dream job is to be the Secretary- General of the United Nations.

Leaving the medical field just after acquiring Doctorate to embrace the nonprofit world without any specific training and experience to apply to an officer's position which needs an experience of five to ten years. When my peers were getting money and societal recognition (They were Doctors !!), I was still struggling to get money while working at the Organisation that accepted me for an unpaid internship.

Setting up our basketball playground from scratch.

Holidaying at Zanzibar island with kids and no network.

Caesar in Roman Empire – the Netflix docuseries.

Nothing is impossible!