Education Interface Exhibition Set To Begin On April 17, Focusing On Community Empowerment

The Education Interface Exhibition and Middle East Youth Conference will take place on 17–18 April at Marina Hall, ADNEC Abu Dhabi. This event is under the patronage of H.H. Lt. General Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior. The theme for this year is "Education and Community," aligning with the leadership's vision to mark 2025 as the "Year of Community."

Dr. Mouza Saeed Al Badi, Chairperson of the Education Interface Exhibition, highlighted that this edition aims to enhance community work efforts. It focuses on promoting social responsibility, strengthening family ties, and encouraging volunteering. The exhibition continues its mission to positively impact students and youth by identifying advanced education paths aligned with industrial needs.

Education Interface Exhibition Starts April 17

Colonel Dr. Khalfan Al Naqbi from the Ministry of Interior emphasised the event's role in shaping a better future for students. He noted that it strengthens partnerships between national institutions within an integrated work system. The Ministry actively participates through departments focused on police education, competency development, and youth empowerment.

Mubarak Ali Al Hammadi stressed the importance of empowering society, especially youth, through pioneering initiatives launched at the Education Interface. He affirmed that these efforts are crucial for building future generations and ensuring their readiness for tomorrow's challenges.

Ahmed Saeed Ghanem Bin Hamouda Al Dhaheri from Bin Hamouda Group expressed continued support for this global event due to its significance in enhancing youth skills and aspirations. He stated that the exhibition serves as a platform to explore future labour market trends and identify necessary skills for confident progress.

Noura Al Reyasi from First Abu Dhabi Bank highlighted their sponsorship as part of their social responsibility to empower Emirati youth. She mentioned programs like Ethraa and Bedaya that develop young people's abilities, preparing them for UAE's development projects.

Commitment to Lifelong Learning

Maryam Ahli noted wide participation from local educational institutions and international universities in this 11th edition. She emphasised the importance of sustainable strategic partnerships between education systems and communities to promote innovation and lifelong learning opportunities.

Dr. Yasser Al Wahedi underscored the significance of integrated work in supporting events that enhance youth vision and direction. He pointed out opportunities for development through modern curricula and empowerment tools available at such initiatives.

During the press conference, two memoranda of understanding were signed with Bin Hamouda Group and First Abu Dhabi Bank. These agreements ensure support and sponsorship for this year's event, reinforcing collaboration between national institutions.

With inputs from WAM

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