In November 2022, the Qatar World Cup was held as scheduled. The focus of global attention is not only on the results of the game, but also on the red-clad figure at the opening ceremony, she is the Queen Mother of Qatar Moza. The legend of her life, from the daughter of a criminal to the queen, to the successful $220 billion to host the World Cup, is a little known.
At the age of sixty-three, Moza maintained a striking look, and her life began with her exile at the age of twelve. His father was imprisoned for opposing the old King Khalifa's monopoly on resources, and Moza was exiled with his family. During her years in exile, she did not feel sorry for herself, but studied hard and was accepted into Qatar University. At the age of eighteen, she married her enemy, Prince Hamad, and for the sake of the dignity of the family, she chose this marriage. Life after marriage was not as she wanted, and the dissatisfaction and dissatisfaction within the royal family put her under pressure.
Under the unfair treatment of the royal family, Moza did not choose to sink, but skillfully managed his business. Using the resources of Qatari pearls, she opened up the neglected low-end pearl market, acquiring and processing inferior pearls to gain a foothold in the market. Not only that, but she also has a collection of high-end jewelry, including a black pearl that fascinates Khalifa. Behind this seemingly transaction, Moza succeeded with a million dollars**, not only earning a huge amount of money, but also capturing the respect of the Khalifa.
Moza's career snowballed, and she grew her business empire. In the midst of Khalifa's dislike for her, she successfully acquired the Black Pearl that he had long-cherished, demonstrating her investment wisdom. In 1985, Hamad proposed to her father that the royal finances be managed by Moza, which elevated her status in the royal family. In 1995, while Khalifa was on vacation in Northern Europe, Moza persuaded Hamad to stage a palace rebellion and ascend the throne early, completing her revenge plan.
Moza's success was not the end, she quickly threw herself into the affairs of the country and became queen. Under her leadership, Qatar's economy is no longer dependent on oil, but has brought great returns through her keen investment eye. In 2005, she established the Investment Authority, which bought Harrods in the UK for billions of dollars, and spent $15.8 billion on land and property in the UK. These initiatives have brought great wealth to Qatar and established its prestige internationally.
Moza was not satisfied with this, she realized that Qatar had shortcomings in the fields of science, education, culture and health. She has invested heavily in education, introduced a Western-style education system, and attracted international elite schools to settle in. She promoted free medical care for all and improved the country's scientific and technological level. In the field of art, Moza presided over the construction of world-class art galleries, bringing rich cultural resources to Qatar.
The most striking thing is that Moza successfully won the right to host the World Cup in 2010, spending $220 billion to build a World Cup feast. The feat put Qatar in the global spotlight and Moza's leadership wisdom was once again testified. Although she is no longer the queen of Qatar, she is still leading the prosperity of Qatar after being promoted to queen mother.
Today's Moza is no longer a vengeful woman, but the queen mother of Qatar, who has brought prosperity and glory to the country. Her keen eye, exceptional leadership and courageous attitude make for a legendary queen image, and Qatar has been given a new lease of life by her presence.
At the end of the article, we can't help but wonder how the Queen Mother's future path will continue this legend, and whether Qatar's prosperity will continue to spread? Readers, what do you think and expect from Moza's story?
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