Mohammed Ibrahim
Sudanese-British telecommunications entrepreneur, founder of Celtel and of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation.
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Mohammed Fathi Ahmed Ibrahim (born 3 May 1946 in Sudan), known as Mo Ibrahim, is a Sudanese-British businessman. He worked as technical director of Cellnet, the mobile arm of British Telecom, before founding the consultancy Mobile Systems International in 1989.
In 1998 he founded Celtel International, which built mobile networks across sub-Saharan Africa and served customers in more than a dozen countries before its sale to MTC of Kuwait in 2005.
In 2006 he established the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, which publishes the Ibrahim Index of African Governance and awards the Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership. He is a member of the Africa Progress Panel's successor initiatives and has been recognised with honorary degrees and a knighthood-equivalent honours in the United Kingdom's business community.
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- University of Alexandria (BSc, electrical engineering)
- University of Bradford (MSc)
- University of Birmingham (PhD, mobile communications)