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  • The UAE emphasized the significance of the event to explore the future of EdTech and ways to benefit from its applications.
  • It has launched initiatives that attract international academic expertise to improve the integrated educational model.

DUBAI, UAE – A UAE group highlighted its technological programs and initiatives aimed at boosting the educational system and reviewed cutting-edge educational technology (EdTech) solutions in UK.

The group took part in the education technology exhibition and conference – the British Educational Training and Technology Show – (Bett) held in London from March 29-31.

Dr. Ahmad Belhoul Al Falasi, Minister of Education, headed the UAE delegation to Bett, which included Dr. Hassan Hassan Al-Muhairi, Assistant Undersecretary for the curriculum sector, along with other senior officials.

Dr. Al Falasi emphasized the significance of the event as a global platform to explore the future of EdTech and ways to benefit from its applications.

He said, “The Ministry of Education was keen to participate in this global event to get acquainted with the best pioneering global experiences in education. We also aimed to highlight the UAE’s efforts to elevate the education system and its leadership in technology and innovation.”

He added, “The UAE keeps pace with the latest technologies to prepare today’s generation to lead tomorrow’s development process to achieve the aspirations of the country and our wise leadership to attain sustainable development and build a knowledge-based economy.”

The Ministry of Education organized two panel discussions during Bett 2023.

This is in addition to launching initiatives that attract international academic expertise to improve the integrated educational model that combines quality education, sponsorship of research and encouragement of innovation.

All of which enabled the UAE to become a prominent global partner and regional educational hub.

On the sidelines of Bett 2023, Al Falasi held bilateral meetings with education experts and officials in the UK.

He also visited key British educational institutions to discuss ways of enhancing cooperation.

He also met with a number of Emirati students enrolled in doctoral programs and praised their efforts to obtain the knowledge necessary to pursue the country’s development process and to convey the cultural image of the UAE to the world.