Trends
UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed designates February 28 as Emirati Day of Education
Published
2 hours agoon
In recognition of the crucial role of education in the UAE’s development vision and in appreciation of every person involved in the education system, President HH Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed has designated February 28 as Emirati Day of Education.
His Highness emphasised that since its founding, the UAE has placed education at the heart of its plans. This annual day honours the significant contribution of education to the development of society and the UAE’s cultural renaissance.
MBZ establishes Emirati Day of Education in big move
February 28 is historically significant as it marks the graduation of the first group of teachers from the UAE University in 1982. The Founding Father, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan, and the Rulers of the Emirates attended the major event that year.
UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed stressed that strengthening the foundations of education and raising its profile has been a top priority of the country since its inception and throughout all stages of its development, according to official media reports.
The establishment of the Emirati Day of Education reflects the leadership’s unflinching belief in the value of education and its role in building generations and advancing nations, serving as a major driver of development and progress.
Education is a central focus of the UAE leadership. By prioritising human development, supporting individuals and enhancing their capabilities, the UAE seeks to accelerate the nation’s development for generations of both the present and future.
UAE’s National Strategy for Higher Education 2030
Education is integral to the UAE’s development vision. It has been established as a cornerstone for building a vibrant society deeply connected to Emirati values, traditions and identity. It is a fundamental right of citizens and expatriate residents in the UAE.
The government recognises the role of education in building a prosperous economy for the post-fossil fuel era. It developed the National Strategy for Higher Education 2030 to offer future generations the necessary technical and practical skills.
Fathima is a part of the entertainment desk at The Gulf Independent. Her vibrant personality and diverse interests add a touch of uniqueness to her articles. In addition, she is a budding content creator on social media, captivating netizens through her creative storytelling. Interest: Fatima holds substantial interest in the creative industry, casually reading through multiple updates every day on celebrities, movie releases, OTT releases, project reviews, upcoming releases and events, and new trends floating around in the sector. Education and Experience: Her journey in the media industry started in 2021 as she got her bachelor's degree in journalism and digital media from the prestigious Zayed University in the UAE and subsequently ventured into the entertainment sector, holding strong ambitions to bring something new to the table.
You may like
FIFA Club World Cup in the US 2025
UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed designates February 28 as Emirati Day of Education
Hassan Nasrallah’s death: Could Hashem Safieddine be the next Hezbollah leader?
Emirati travellers can soon glide through busy US airports as UAE joins Global Entry Programme
Indian playback singer Shreya Ghoshal to perform in Qatar next month
Mohamed bin Zayed meets former US Presidents Donald Trump and George Bush as part of official trip
Trending
- News6 days ago
UAE and US issue joint statement on cooperation on artificial intelligence
- News3 days ago
Mohamed bin Zayed meets former US Presidents Donald Trump and George Bush as part of official trip
- Entertainment3 days ago
Indian playback singer Shreya Ghoshal to perform in Qatar next month
- News1 week ago
Dubai Police celebrates graduation of first female land rescue team batch