Theme: TEDxPristinePrivateSchool

Shifaa al-Mustaqbal - Global Health and the Future of Medicine: The core message of the theme revolves around the transformative potential of medical innovation and collaboration in improving global health outcomes. It emphasizes how advancements in technology, data sharing, and international cooperation can address some of the most pressing health challenges we face today. It’s an inspiring call to action for both individuals and institutions to think globally, act collaboratively, and harness the power of modern medicine to build a healthier future for all.

Pristine Private School
2 Amman Street
Dubai, Dubayy, 60830
United Arab Emirates

Ahmed Farooq

Student

Driven by a passion for technology and a commitment to continuous self-improvement, Ahmed is an intellectually curious individual who thrives in dynamic and challenging environments. With a strong academic foundation, he enjoys exploring innovative ideas and applying knowledge to real-world problems. He finds purpose in inspiring and guiding others, and actively seeks opportunities to lead with integrity, empathy, and vision. Public speaking is not only a skill he practices but also a platform he uses to influence, educate, and connect with diverse audiences. Whether working independently or as part of a team, Ahmed strives to bring enthusiasm, discipline, and a meaningful impact wherever he goes, and that includes his TEDx Talk on gene editing.

Inaya Parvez

Student -

Inaya is a dedicated student deeply committed to improving global health outcomes. Currently pursuing A Levels, Inaya is focused on bridging the gap in healthcare access and contributing to groundbreaking advancements in medical science. Inspired by personal experiences, her work reflects the belief that innovation and collaboration can transform the future of healthcare. “Shifaa al-Mustaqbal” is not just her TEDx talk—it’s her mission.

Senumi Darmadasa

4th Year Medical Student and an adventurous Lifelong learner!

Senumi is a fourth-year medical student from Sri Lanka fueled by a growth mindset, boundless curiosity, and a spirit of spontaneity. An outgoing and adventurous lifelong learner, she is always seeking new experiences and perspectives, and constantly challenging herself. Fascinated by innovation and global health, her TEDx talk explores the powerful future of gene editing—and the responsibility that comes with it. Still finding her place in a rapidly changing world, she speaks with optimism, authenticity and a bold belief that the future of medicine must be as inclusive and dynamic as the people it serves.