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      Muhammad Jabbas

      English Program Manager

      Muhammad Jabbas began his journey with Paper Airplanes as a student. In 2021, he became Programme Coordinator and is now the Programme Manager, overseeing programme operations and supporting the delivery and growth of Paper Airplanes’ initiatives.
      Alongside his work at Paper Airplanes, Muhammad has held senior roles in other organisations, gaining experience in programme management, administration, and cross-sector stakeholder engagement. In 2024, he was awarded the Chevening Scholarship and completed an MBA at the University of Brighton.

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