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Tarek Mouganie has been named a 2024 World Fellow, one of only 16 people chosen for this prestigious global leadership development program at Yale University, one of the most elite universities in the United States.
Tarek Mouganie is the Founder and Group CEO of Affinity Africa. Mouganie joins a network of over 400 Fellows representing 98 countries. This year marks the 23rd cohort of World Fellows.
“In an era of disruption and disorder, we are committed to bringing to Yale inspiring and accomplished professionals from around the world who are dedicated to seeking common ground, finding creative pathways to peace, and building a better world,” said Emma Sky, director of the International Leadership Center at Yale.
“The 2024 World Fellows have the know-how, experience, and passion to address the most urgent challenges of our time and to mentor our students.”
The World Fellows program is Yale University’s signature global leadership development initiative and a core element of Yale’s ongoing commitment to internationalism.
Each year, the University selects 16 individuals from a highly competitive applicant pool for an intensive four-month period of academic enrichment and leadership training.

“I am honoured and delighted to welcome these leaders and innovators to campus,” said Yale President Peter Salovey.
“World Fellows have improved people’s lives, and their contributions have far-reaching influence on society.
"They enrich our learning environment by sharing their expertise and experiences with our students. They have the opportunity to grow academically and personally as they interact with our community. This program is an example of Yale’s commitment to developing globally engaged leaders.”
The mission of the World Fellows Program is to enable extraordinary individuals, from across the globe and from diverse disciplines, to increase their capacity to make the world a better place.
The program is the heart of the International Leadership Center, housed within the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs where Yale students prepare for global leadership and service through its master’s program in public policy in global affairs, master of advanced study in global affairs, and undergraduate major in global affairs.
Visit worldfellows.yale.edu for a list of the 2024 World Fellows and for more information on the World Fellows Program.
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