Daily Current Affairs / Younus Ahamed Honored with Camel International Award 2025
Category : Awards Published on: September 10 2025
Younus Ahamed, a Non-Resident Indian businessman from Palakkad and Executive Director of Middle East Dotspace Coworking, was awarded the Camel International Award 2025 by Arabian World Records. The award was presented by Sheikh Matar Bin Huwaiden Al Ketbi, chairman of the Sharjah Camel Racing Club, during a ceremony held in Dubai. Younus Ahamed received this prestigious recognition for his outstanding contributions and exemplary leadership in the business world on an international platform.
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