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It was an honor to be a judge at the Hult Prize Qatar University 2021 Challenge at Qatar University. Hult Prize is a movement to change the world and to challenge the youth to solve the biggest problems. The Hult Prize Foundation is a partner of the United Nations. The title of this year’s edition was “Food for good – Transforming food into a vehicle for change”. We are looking forward to continuing to work with the teams. Congratulations to the organizers, our co-judges, and the participants! #HultPrize #HP21 #FoodForGood #HultPrizeQU #HultPrizeQatar #unitednations

 

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