PS Graduates had the pleasure of attending a special appreciation dinner hosted by Study Group to celebrate and recognise their valued partners across the region. The event brought together key representatives from the education sector, offering a warm and collaborative setting for conversation and shared insights.
Mr. Khaled Al Abdullah attended the dinner on behalf of PS Graduates, representing our organisation and our commitment to supporting students in their international academic journeys.
From Study Group, the evening was hosted by Mr. Mahmoud Aboulfetouh and Mr. Robert Hanna, Senior Area Director, West, alongside Mr. Hussain Alfeeli, Partner Sales Manager for Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain. Their collective presence reflected Study Group’s dedication to strengthening relationships and acknowledging the contributions of their partners.
Throughout the evening, discussions centred on future opportunities, evolving student needs and the shared responsibility of providing high-quality support for learners pursuing global education pathways. The conversations highlighted the importance of maintaining strong partnerships and continuously enhancing services to meet the ambitions of students and families across the region.
Study Group expressed sincere appreciation for the collaborative efforts of their partners this year, emphasising the value of trust, long-term commitment and mutual growth. Their acknowledgment reinforced the positive impact that coordinated work can achieve for students seeking overseas study options.
For PS Graduates, the gathering reaffirmed the strength of our relationship with Study Group and underscored our shared mission to empower students through personalised guidance, clear academic pathways and strong institutional connections.
As the evening concluded, it left a sense of renewed energy and alignment for the year ahead. PS Graduates looks forward to building on this partnership, continuing to deliver exceptional support to students, and contributing to the broader development of international education in our region.
