Today, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the President of the UAE, welcomed outstanding twelfth-grade students for the academic year 2024-2025 from across the nation, accompanied by their families and several educational leaders.
During the meeting held at Al Bahar Palace in Abu Dhabi, His Highness congratulated the students and their parents on their impressive achievements, expressing hopes for their continued success and excellence in their educational journeys.
His Highness stated, “I congratulate you, my children, on this commendable achievement that serves as a source of pride for you, your families, and your nation, which relies on your efforts and excellence for its service and elevation.”
He further expressed that their success is the result of their relentless hard work throughout their educational journey. “You have demonstrated that determination and diligence can make a difference, and that ambition knows no bounds for those who believe in their capabilities. This success marks an important stage in your ambitious journey, from which you will launch into building your futures and contributing to the prosperity and elevation of your country.”
His Highness emphasized that the UAE is committed to developing a comprehensive educational system that embodies its future vision, keeping pace with knowledge and technological advancements, while enhancing the country’s global competitiveness through well-educated national talent equipped with knowledge, values, and noble ethics.
During the meeting, the President praised the significant role of families and educational staff, including teachers and administrators, for their sincere efforts and fruitful collaboration in creating a stimulating educational environment that has supported the students’ academic performance and excellence.
In response, the students and their families expressed their happiness at meeting His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, conveying their gratitude for his attention and care towards the students and his commitment to honoring high achievers and supporting their educational pursuits toward further excellence.
Several sheikhs, ministers, and senior officials attended the meeting.