Empowering Students: The Abraham House Student Initiative
The next generation of change makers!
Abraham House: A Platform for Global Engagement
Founded at the World Economic Forum, Abraham House was established to bring people together in a way that is both impactful and authentic. In a world where major economic and political leaders shape global discussions, Abraham House ensures that the voices of communities, students, and future leaders are not just heard—but valued.
This is more than an initiative; it is a movement that fosters real connections between individuals, businesses, and institutions. By creating a platform where dialogue and action go hand in hand, Abraham House is shaping a world where everyone has a role to play in building a better future.
Empowering Students: The Abraham House Student Initiative
One of the core pillars of Abraham House is education and leadership development. Recognising that students today will be the architects of tomorrow, Abraham House has launched a dedicated student programme across universities in the UK and beyond.
Leading this effort is Aitan Zeital, who will oversee the development of a global student network that gives young people the opportunity to engage, learn, and take action. The initiative has already connected students from 10 leading institutions, providing a space to discuss key global issues, gain leadership skills, and make a tangible impact.
What Does This Mean for Students?
The Abraham House Student programme has been designed to:
• Empower students to take a leading role in addressing global challenges.
• Encourage open discussions on pressing international issues.
• Equip young leaders with the skills needed to succeed in an interconnected world.
• Provide access to global networks, connecting students with influential business and political figures.
By taking part, students will not just gain knowledge—they will become part of a growing movement committed to creating real change in their communities and beyond.
The Economic and Social Legacy of the Abraham Accords
The Abraham Accords have unlocked extraordinary opportunities for collaboration across multiple sectors. Some key highlights include:
• A $10 billion UAE-Israel investment fund to drive progress in infrastructure, technology, and sustainability.
• A 234% rise in trade between Israel and the UAE since the agreements were signed.
• The launch of direct flights connecting previously unlinked regions, increasing business and cultural exchange.
• Hundreds of cross-border partnerships spanning healthcare, renewable energy, and digital transformation.
Yet, while these achievements are important, the true success of the Accords will be measured by the strength of relationships that are built between individuals, communities, and nations. Economic figures can demonstrate progress, but it is through shared experiences, collaboration, and understanding that a genuinely connected future can be created.
A Call to Action: What’s Next for Abraham House?
As Abraham House continues to expand, its focus remains clear—ensuring that connection, collaboration, and a genuine sense of belonging are at the heart of progress. Through its student engagement initiatives, partnerships, and leadership programmes, Abraham House is laying the foundations for a future where everyone has a voice and an opportunity to contribute.
For students looking for a platform to grow, connect, and make a meaningful impact, Abraham House is the opportunity to get involved in something truly transformative. Whether through mentorship, leadership training, networking events, or hands-on initiatives, this programme ensures that young people are not just spectators in global change—they are active participants in shaping it.
Get Involved: Work Experience & University Chapters
As Abraham House Student moves into its next phase, we are inviting students from all backgrounds to be part of something bigger.
You can get involved in two key ways:
1. Apply for Work Experience – Gain hands-on experience with an internationally recognised organisation, contribute to meaningful projects, and work alongside influential leaders.
2. Start a University Chapter – Take the lead in establishing an Abraham House Student presence at your university, building a network of like-minded peers committed to making a difference.
To apply, email Hung Pham, Chief of Staff at Abraham House, with your CV and a short statement on why you’d like to join the initiative.
This is more than just an opportunity—it is a movement driven by authenticity, action, and a shared belief that real change starts with real connections.
If you have ever felt that something is missing in society—a sense of unity, a platform for real discussions, a way to truly be part of the global conversation—then this is your chance to make a difference.
The world needs leaders who are bold enough to take action, open enough to listen, and driven enough to create change. Will you be one of them?