The secretary-general of the Commonwealth of nations, Baroness Patricia Scotland, announced the selection of Dr. Manahil Abdulrahman Thabet as the Personal Envoy of the secretary-general of the organization in the fields of Science and technology, for her extensive experience, scientific achievements, leadership, inspiration and contributions in the fields of Science and technology.

The organization of the Commonwealth of nations includes 56 countries with a population exceeding 2.5 billion people around the world, and the organization seeks to bring closer understanding between peoples in terms of Sustainable Development Goals, advanced technologies, coexistence and peace, and is considered one of the prestigious organizations in the elite political and scientific circles.

Its extensive experience and its communication and scientific output will contribute to the modernization of the technical and scientific system of the Commonwealth of independent states, and build bridges of cooperation in the field of Science and technology between member states and other countries such as Saudi Arabia and the rest of the countries, which will reflect on the prosperity of member countries and other countries.

She is the founder and chairman of the consortium consulting company "consulting company on the provision of tools and technologies for Economic Development, Information banks and global foresight", president of the global IQ Foundation, vice president of the global intelligence network, deputy director of the Institute of brain chemistry and Human Nutrition at Imperial College University, and vice dean of The Gifted Academy in the UK.

Dr. manahel, who founded the first center of its kind in the Middle East specialized in improving mental abilities called Think Hub, was able to influence in a positive, effective and inspiring way in the lives of many through her excellence and hard work, and that influence and inspiration went beyond the Arab world, to include all over the world, and received many awards and honors, as she received the Brain of the year award, the genius of the Year award representing the continent of Asia, the achievement award in the Middle East in the field of Science, the Arab Woman Award for scientific development, the Peace award she entered the Guinness Book of records with her mental abilities in mind maps as the youngest researcher She was also ranked among the 500 Most Powerful Arab women in the world, the 100 Most Powerful Women in the Middle East, and included in the BBC list of the 100 Most Inspiring Women around the world in the field of Science, in addition to being ranked by Super Scholar as the 30 smartest people alive, she also received the privilege of freedom of London, the position of livery, and the prestigious title of Knight of St. Catherine.