Abdullah Bin Zayed Encourages Emirati Students In Australia To Aspire For Academic Excellence
H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, recently engaged with Emirati students in Australia during his visit. He explored their academic paths and encouraged them to strive for excellence, urging them to contribute to the UAE's growth upon their return.
Sheikh Abdullah highlighted the role of these students as ambassadors of the UAE, representing its values of tolerance and cultural exchange. He wished them success in their studies and assured them of continued support from the UAE government while they study in Australia.
The Emirati students expressed pride in meeting Sheikh Abdullah, vowing to uphold their roles as exemplary representatives of their homeland. They are determined to excel academically and contribute to the UAE's sustainable development after completing their studies.
During his visit, Sheikh Abdullah attended a presentation by the UAE Embassy in Canberra. The presentation provided statistical insights into the number of Emirati students in Australia and their fields of study. It also outlined the services available to support these students throughout their educational journey.
Dr. Fahad Obaid Al Taffaq, UAE Ambassador to Australia, was present at the meeting. The embassy's presentation detailed how they assist students in achieving success and excellence during their time abroad.
The commitment to supporting Emirati students is evident through various initiatives aimed at ensuring they have a fulfilling educational experience. This support underscores the importance placed on education as a cornerstone for national development.
The interaction between Sheikh Abdullah and the students underscores the UAE's dedication to fostering educational excellence among its citizens studying abroad. By encouraging these young minds, the UAE aims to cultivate future leaders who will drive progress and innovation within the country.
With inputs from WAM
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