- Presidential Court and UAE education ministries host Khatawat Program forum for Grade 12 students from martyrs’ families at the Mohammed Bin Rashid Library, Dubai.
- The event offered career guidance, aptitude testing, and insights on higher education opportunities, empowering students to align academic choices with future aspirations.
- Workshops on AI in education and student experience panels highlighted innovation, motivation, and the UAE’s commitment to nurturing youth for sustainable national development.
The Presidential Court for Development and Fallen Heroes' Affairs, in association with the UAE Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, organized the forum of the Khatawat Program for Grade 12 students of the families of the martyrs of the UAE on 25 October 2025 at the Mohammed Bin Rashid Library in Dubai, with the participation of many educational and academic institutions in the UAE.
The platform offered Grade 12 students personalized advice, facilitating the selection of academic courses in line with their goals, capturing the UAE's dedication to developing its youth and enabling them to create a future that meets their aspirations.
Activities at the forum included an introduction to the UAE Career Aptitude Test to assist students in discovering their interests and making appropriate academic choices. It also included presentations on higher education colleges, requirements for admission, registration procedures, and certificate equivalency. The forum also provided a panel discussion where martyrs' family students presented their motivational academic experiences.
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The forum featured the Artificial Intelligence in Education workshop, hosted by Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence, bringing to light how education can be improved and brought new opportunities for innovation-oriented careers in the future.
28 Grade 12 students of martyrs' families participated in the forum concluded with a guided tour of the museum of Mohammed Bin Rashid Library, where the students examined cultural and educational exhibitions that encourage reading, research, and innovation, consolidating the value of education as a pillar in raising a generation that can make active contributions to the country's sustainable development.
