UAE has succeeded in creating a distinguished educational model.

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Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan inaugurated the ceremonial functions of the 17th Khalifa Educational Award alongside the opening of the 3rd international conference of the award in Abu Dhabi. In his address via video conference, the Deputy Prime Minister of UAE highlighted the pivotal focus that the country's leadership places on nurturing the education sector. He thanked President Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed for according the highest priority to build a system characterized by leadership, quality and impact.


The Khalifa Educational Award plays a vital role in realizing the national vision for developing world-class education. It honors exceptional students, teachers and institutions working tirelessly to enhance learning outcomes. This year's event recognized award winners for their outstanding contributions. Experts from the UAE, wider Arab region and global education sphere gathered to deliberate on how to best empower future generations through "Education and Empowerment". Valuable insights were exchanged on nurturing problem-solving, critical thinking and life skills among young learners.

Sheikh Mansoor also appreciated the efforts of the award's Board of Trustees, General Secretariat and strategic partners who played a vital role in its success. The upcoming roadmaps aim to further strengthen early childhood education through innovative approaches, investments and regulations. The Khalifa Educational Award exemplifies the Emirate's commitment to building a knowledge based, tolerant and sustainable society as envisioned by the wise leadership.

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