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Nine-year-old Nyah Wright flying the Jamaican flag high in Doha, Qatar
Nyah soaking up the adulationof the crowd at InternationalDay last week at the AmericanSchool of Doha, Qatar.
Jamaica in the World, News
March 28, 2022

Nine-year-old Nyah Wright flying the Jamaican flag high in Doha, Qatar

For three years in a row, nine-year-old Nyah Wright, the precocious but cute daughter of Jamaican attorney Tanya Burke Wright and pilot Chris Wright, has carried the Jamaican flag at her school’s annual International Day in Doha, Qatar.

Last week, Nyah dressed up in her bandana skirt and waving a large black, green and gold flag, was a sight for sore eyes as she glided up the makeshift runway of the American School of Doha, cheered on by representatives of 89 countries.

“It makes me feel proud to know that I can carry the flag of my country and especially when I hear my schoolmates and their parents cheering for me,” said Nyah.

Nyah, who’s in grade 4 at the highly regarded American School of Doha, also participated in other activities in the week-long celebrations around International Day which was held March 21, 2022.

Proud mom Tanya told the Jamaica Observer that the fabric for Nyah’s skirt was purchased at Pablo’s in Kingston and flown to Qatar. The skirt was made there by Safvan at Regent Style Tailors.

An active nine-year-old, Nyah loves swimming, playing basketball and soccer. She is currently learning to play the piano and recorder.

Nyah Wright proudlybears the Jamaican flagon International Day lastweek at the AmericanSchool of Doha in Qatar.(Photos: Tanya BurkeWright)
Nyah (right) withUgandan-Americanfriends, Jason andMaya Mugambwa,at a Jeff Koons artexhibition in Doha,Qatar last week,
Nyah, the buddingartist shows offher work.
Nyah showing us someattitude.
Nyah shows her cute sideas she poses for proudmom.
Nyah takes time outto read for proud momand dad, Tanya andChris Burke.
Nyah taking a moment by herself with the Jamaican flag proudly displayed

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