Sheikha Fatima Celebrates Exceptional Female Graduates From UAE Higher Education Institutions
H.H. Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak, known as the "Mother of the Nation," recently honoured female graduates who excelled with honours from leading national universities. These graduates were from the United Arab Emirates University (44th cohort), Zayed University (23rd cohort), and the Higher Colleges of Technology (34th cohort). Her Highness congratulated them warmly, encouraging their continued pursuit of knowledge and excellence.
Her Highness emphasised that choosing the path of learning with dedication aligns with the leadership’s vision for nation-building and sustainable development. She stated that this journey transforms when pursued with effort, leading to significant achievements by Emirati women. "Excellence, when embraced as a guiding principle, leads the Emirati woman through a journey marked by hard work, perseverance, and loyalty," she noted.

Sheikha Fatima highlighted that graduation is not an end but a beginning where knowledge becomes strength. She stressed that building skills and investing in them ensures women's meaningful contributions to development and sustainability. This investment empowers women to create opportunities, realise their potential, and propel the nation towards prosperity.
The UAE's leadership has consistently prioritised nurturing creative minds. They believe empowering individuals with knowledge and skills secures a prosperous present and future. "This vision was laid by the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan," said Sheikha Fatima, acknowledging current leaders like President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan for carrying it forward.
Sheikha Fatima also praised educational institutions for preparing capable graduates. She commended United Arab Emirates University, Zayed University, and the Higher Colleges of Technology for their role in developing the nation's human capital. Their efforts contribute significantly to equipping students with necessary skills for future challenges.
Sarah bint Yousef Al Amiri, Minister of Education, also extended her congratulations to the graduates. She applauded their academic excellence and dedication, noting that their achievements reflect Emirati women's drive to excel in science, knowledge, and innovation fields. This determination showcases their commitment to advancing these areas further.
The recognition of these outstanding graduates underscores the UAE's commitment to education as a cornerstone for national progress. By fostering an environment where women can thrive academically and professionally, the nation continues its journey towards sustained growth and development across various sectors.
With inputs from WAM