

Moza bint Nasser
Awards & Honours
9
Awards Won
7
Honours
4
Rankings
5
Covers
3
Records
Sheikha Moza's achievements represent a historic shift in how royal women are perceived in the Middle East. She is the first woman from Qatar to be named to the TIME 100 list twice and holds the distinction of receiving the Prince of Asturias Award for Concord, a rare honor for a non-Western leader. Her induction into the World Economic Forum's Hall of Fame places her among the most influential women globally. These accolades are not merely ceremonial; they reflect tangible outcomes in education and social reform that have reshaped the region.

Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St. Michael and St. George
Recognition of her diplomatic contributions.
Grand Cordon of the Order of the Nile
Highest Egyptian honor for foreign dignitaries.
Grand Cross of the Order of Leopold
Awarded for fostering international cooperation.
Honorary Degree
Doctorate in Humane Letters.
Honorary Degree
Doctorate in Civil Law.
Key to the City
Symbolic recognition of her global impact.
Lifetime Achievement Award
For lifelong dedication to Arab development.
Rankings & Lists
TIME 100 Most Influential People
TIME 100 Most Influential People
Forbes Most Powerful Women
Forbes Most Powerful Women
Magazine Covers
Vogue Arabia
October 2015
Royal Style and Power
Elle Middle East
December 2018
The Architect of Modern Qatar
Harper's Bazaar
March 2021
Women Changing the World
Grazia ME
September 2026
Sheikha Moza's Haute Couture Legacy
Times of India Lifestyle
August 2026
Who is Sheikha Moza?
Records & Feats
Youngest Female Royal to Found Major Educational Foundation
Founded the Qatar Foundation at age 36, initiating a massive educational transformation.
First Arab Woman to Receive Prince of Asturias Award for Concord
Recognized for fostering dialogue and education across cultures.
Longest Serving Chairperson of Qatar Foundation
Continuous leadership from 1995 to present day.