Pakistani renowned figure in memory sports, speed reading, and mind mapping Emma Alam has been awarded the United Arab Emirates (UAE) ‘golden visa’ for her exceptional achievements.

The UAE ‘golden visa’ is granted to investors, entrepreneurs, and highly skilled professionals in fields such as technology, medicine, and arts, said a press release.

“Emma’s award stands out as she receives this honour based on her remarkable accomplishments in the intellectual field of memory sports and Super Learning.”

The UAE ‘golden visa’ is a long-term residency visa introduced by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum in 2019. It allows recipients to live and work in the country for up to 10 years.

“As the World Memory Champion, World Speed Reading Champion, and World Mind Mapping Champion, Emma’s recognition highlights the global importance of intellectual achievements.”

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Emma is also a member of Pakistan’s Prime Minister’s National Youth Council, where she represents the country’s youth and contributes to shaping policies that benefit young people.

She has expressed her gratitude for receiving the UAE Golden Visa, She has further said that “I’m truly honored to be recognised for my achievements in memory and super learning.”