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Home»Search by Region»Africa»Doha Debates Ambassador Program 2026

Doha Debates Ambassador Program 2026

Jude OgarJuly 22, 20263 Mins Read
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Deadline: August 24, 2026

Applications are open for the Doha Debates Ambassador Program 2026. The Doha Debates Ambassador Program is a virtual convening of young leaders from across the globe who are eager to change how we conduct public discourse.

Over the course of 12 weeks, participants from around the world will develop intercultural communication, systems thinking and debate skills through expert-led training, mentored collaboration and an emphasis on personal storytelling and cross-cultural understanding.

Program Details

Ambassadors should expect to devote a total of 4–5 hours each week of the program. They will attend the program synchronously via 90-minute weekly Zoom meetings and engage asynchronously via the Doha Debates Learning Community. The program culminates in a special two-hour event called the World Majlis, in which small groups of ambassadors will apply their new skills to conduct virtual dialogues.

Upon successful completion of the program, ambassadors will receive an official certificate from Doha Debates. Alumni of the program are invited to stay engaged with Doha Debates through events, conversations, workshops, debates and more. They may also be selected to serve as mentors for future cohorts.

Benefits

Throughout the course of the 12-week program, participants interact with expert facilitators, mentors and each other to practice the skills they’re learning, including:

  • facilitating and participating in discussions of complex global issues
  • effectively navigating intercultural communication
  • articulating and understanding their own worldview and those of others
  • effectively telling their own story to engage and motivate people
  • developing and exploring personal connections to global issues
  • better understanding others and the motivations behind their positions
  • cultivating lifelong relationships with an international peer group and learning circle 
  • engaging with Doha Debates staff and events, making connections for continued work
  • learning how to hold open, productive community discussions at home, school and work

Eligibility

Eligible candidates for the Doha Debates Ambassador Program must:

  • complete the three-step application process by August 24, 2026.
  • be between the ages of 18–26 at the start of the program on September 22, 2026.
  • be able to access reliable internet for videoconferencing.
  • be a fluent English speaker.
  • be available for all Zoom meetings every Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. AST from September 22 – December 1, 2026.

Application

  • STEP ONE: Complete the Introduction to the Majlis Course in the Doha Debates Learning Community to earn your Majlis Master badge. NOTE: Applicants who have already completed the course in previous years must retake it to be considered for Cohort 9.
  • STEP TWO: Complete the short application form by August 24, 2026 at 12:00 a.m. AST. You will receive an email with your official badge, and the link to the application form. This happens only after you complete the Introduction to the Majlis course. In the form, you will be asked for some basic information, as well as to upload a personal video introducing yourself and reflecting on the course.
    NOTE: You may not officially apply until you complete the course and earn your badge.
  • STEP THREE: Finalists will be invited to a virtual group interview between September 8–11, 2026. All finalists will be notified of their acceptance status by September 15, 2026.

For more information, visit Doha Debates Ambassador Program.

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