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Quest For Knowledge Must For Bright Future, Says VP
September 02, 2020
|Gulf Today
UAE reports 574 new cases; India eases virus curbs as patients near 3.7m; CGI stops registration for travellers to India; virus-wary schools reopen across Europe.
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai chaired the UAE Cabinet meeting on Tuesday at Qasr Al Watan in Abu Dhabi, during which he hosted virtually a number of teaching staff and students from different schools in the UAE.
Sheikh Mohammed said that the developments achieved by the UAE since its establishment are based on education, where the quest for knowledge guarantees a bright future for future generations.
Sheikh Mohammed said, “Our accomplishments and progress since the foundation of our beloved country, started from schools. With education, we shall continue our journey towards the future.”
Sheikh Mohammed also affirmed that education in the UAE has always been a top priority.
“The country exerts unwavering efforts to develop the educational system despite all circumstances,” he said, adding, “The previous school year is the best example of the strength of our educational system and its ability to continue without interruption in the most difficult circumstances.”
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