GULF COOPERATION COUNCIL
The Gulf Cooperation Council is a regional, political, and economic union including the six countries Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and United Arab Emirates. The GCC fosters close cooperation between these nations, aiming to encourage scientific and technological development, formulate consistent regulations, and set up joint ventures.
Topic A: The Last Gas Boom: Rewriting Qatar’s Social Contract
Topic B: To Be Updated
Chairs
Khalid Alzamil
Khalid Alzamil is a senior at Harvard University, studying Government and Economics with a strong interest in economic policy and political behavior. Originally from Saudi Arabia, he brings a global perspective to his academic and extracurricular pursuits, serving on the board of the Society of Arab Students and contributing to cultural initiatives like the Arab Conference at Harvard. Outside the classroom, he is passionate about travel, history, and design, creating art that celebrates Arab identity and community. His curiosity and dedication to cross-cultural understanding shape both his scholarship and leadership.
Kenzy Ahmed
Kenzy Ahmed is a freshman at Harvard studying Social Studies and Economics. Originally from Philadelphia, she is interested in government and the ways institutions shape people’s everyday lives. This will be her first HMC conference, and she is especially excited to travel with HMCME and connect with a region that has been part of her life for as long as she can remember. Outside of school, Kenzy can usually be found exploring Boston, trying a new cafe, watching K-dramas, or convincing her friends to make plans they definitely did not have five minutes earlier.