 
                Hamad Al Amari - The Qatari Guy
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Hamad Al Amari is a comedian, entrepreneur and creator.
With a thick Irish accent, he sounds more Dublin than Doha - but Qatar is his home and he's fiercely proud of helping to tell its story.
Hamad talked about:
- Doing the things people say can't be done
- Being bullied in the playgrounds of Dublin
- Educating people about Qatar
- Creating a space for the next generation of creators
- Being inspired by the parents who gave him the freedom to build his own future
Hamad is a guy to admire and respect for embracing an attitude that there is a life to live and a legacy to leave.
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