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A father, a daughter and a shared finish line

A shared journey of learning, discipline and family support

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Mansour Ahmed Mansour and his daughter Aisha.

Khalaf Al Habtoor calls for new push to protect Arabic

Emirati business leader says preserving Arabic is vital to identity, knowledge

Khalaf Al Habtoor speaking during the Al Habtoor Research Centre's annual celebrations in Dubai.

Revealed: List of auto-recognised UAE universities

Will your degree get MoHESR’s instant verification of higher education qualifications?

Check if your degree will get MoHESR’s automatic recognition. Photo used for illustrative purposes.

Dubai's new luxury shared school rides to beat traffic

New initiative pools students in SUVs, cutting traffic, costs and hassle for families

The pilot currently serves students aged 14 and above from six schools

Hotline, ban: How UAE schools fight risky challenges

Fresh warning in Dubai by DHA, KHDA prompts schools to strengthen existing safety nets

The Skull Breaker challenge has made a comeback, raising concerns about safety of social media users, especially students. Photo used for illustrative purposes.

Beyond marks: Helping students thrive in board exams

A clarion call to focus on preparation and self-belief — not just results

Families should remember that today’s learners — Generation Z — study differently. Some focus best in silence, others with music or background noise.

How will Dubai's school bus pooling project work?

Launching from Al Barsha, project aims to ease traffic, stay affordable, prioritise safety

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UAE: Auto-recognition of degrees from 34 universities

MoHESR eliminates paperwork, speeds up graduate transition to jobs, postgraduate studies

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Choking, 'skull breaker’ social media warning in Dubai

Schools report breath-holding and viral trends posing serious safety risks to students

The skull breaker challenge has made a comeback, raising concerns about safety of social media users, especially students. Photo used for illustrative purposes.

113 Dubai govt staff graduate in social care programme

CDA’s mandatory social workers’ prog with University of Birmingham graduates first cohort

The graduation of the first cohort of the Social Professional Qualification Programme marks a pivotal step in Dubai's mission to create a more people-centred society, CDA said.

UAE to expand instant university degree verification

25,000 graduates use new service as MoHESR’s digital overhaul cuts bureaucracy by 60%

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Australia flags India, 3 others as high-risk for visas

Applying for a visa? Expect longer processing under tighter screening

Visa delays ahead: stricter checks to extend processing to 8 weeks

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