Dubai Cares highlights access to education at Expo 2020 pavilion

Dubai: UAE-based world philanthropic organisation Dubai Cares will put the highlight on entry to high quality training in growing nations at its personal pavilion on the upcoming Expo 2020 Dubai.

In an announcement despatched to Gulf Information on Monday, Dubai Cares mentioned its pavilion “will engage visitors of all ages from around the globe in a journey that will tell Dubai’s story of coming together and creating a movement that has, and continues, to make a difference in the world.”

“Through the pavilion’s immersive and experiential journey, visitors will come to understand what a level playing field can look like through the transformative power of education. They will understand why it is important for learning to start early and how — with the right guidance, care and playfulness — children are empowered to create the foundation for lifelong learning,” it added.

Positioned within the Alternative District at Expo 2020, the Dubai Cares Pavilion that spreads over two ranges is being designed and constructed by Pico Worldwide. The theme of the 1,000 sqm area is ‘The Future is Human’, which may also function the philanthropic organisation’s overarching theme for its engagements over the subsequent two years.

Dr. Tariq Al Gurg, Commissioner Common for the Dubai Cares Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai and Dubai Cares CEO, mentioned: “At its very core, Dubai Cares embodies the spirit of altruism of the people of the UAE, who take great pride in associating themselves with the dynamic global movement that the organisation has become today. We believe that this deeply enriching, engaging and empowering story of Dubai, the UAE and Dubai Cares must be shared with the whole world — and what better platform than Expo 2020 Dubai to proudly showcase it.”

He added: “As an advocacy initiative, ‘The Future is Human’ aims to place humanity at the centre of the Fourth Industrial Revolution alongside technological advancements. It seeks to ensure that education systems are as agile as the fast-paced changes around us. Our goal at the pavilion is to carefully explore what lies ahead for our children, and emphasise the fact that the future is indeed human.”

The pavilion’s floor stage area could have interactive zones introducing guests to Dubai Cares and its mission and the way forward for work whereas inviting them to develop into a part of the motion by signing-up as a supporter or volunteer. College students from UAE faculties may also have the chance to take part in hands-on workshops on the higher stage and there can be a devoted networking area for high-level friends and dignitaries.

Dubai Cares may also host its flagship RewirEd Summit, in partnership with Expo 2020 Dubai and in shut coordination with the UAE Ministry of Overseas Affairs and Worldwide Cooperation from December 12-14.

Expo 2020 Dubai will run from October 1, 2021, to March 31, 2023. It's the first World Expo to be held within the Center East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) area, and the primary to be hosted by an Arab nation.