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Press Release

Alef Education Holds 18 Strategic Meetings with Education Leaders at 3rd

ICESCO Education Ministers Conference to Shape Future of Education

Abu Dhabi, October 15, 2024: Alef Education, a UAE-based global leader in education
technology, held high-level discussions with ministers and key decision-makers from member
states of the Islamic World Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ICESCO) during
the 3rd ICESCO Education Ministers Conference, which took place in Muscat, Oman, from 2-
3 October 2024. The talks focused on forging strategic collaborations to shape the future of
education worldwide.

The conference was a key platform for Alef Education to showcase its innovative education
solutions and share ideas about the future of learning, aligning with the company’s

commitment to integrating AI-powered solutions into education systems worldwide.

“We are delighted to have participated in the 3rd ICESCO Education Ministers Conference, as
it provided us with the opportunity to engage with key decision-makers and explore joint
initiatives that will drive innovation and transformation in the education sectors of member
states,” said Dr Aishah Al Yammahi, Strategic Advisor at Alef Education. “Alef Education has
always been at the forefront of education technology, and our participation in this conference
reaffirms our position as a leading provider of effective learning solutions for students
worldwide. We will continue to forge strategic alliances with governments and key private
sector organisations to drive innovative AI-powered solutions that enable learners to reach

their full potential. In addition, the support of the Muscat Declaration’s for the Charter of
ICESCO for Artificial Intelligence Ethics in the Islamic World further strengthens our dedication
to promoting responsible technology use within the education sector.”

During the conference, Dr Aishah Al Yammahi participated in a panel discussion entitled
‘Greening Education: A Sustainable Future For All,’ in which she emphasised the importance
of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), overcoming accessibility challenges
and bridging the digital divide to fully harness technology in education. The discourse aligned
with the Muscat Declaration, issued during the conclusion of the conference, which

welcomed the launch of the Charter of ICESCO for Artificial Intelligence Ethics in the Islamic
World and underscored the critical role of AI and ethics in advancing education.

The Alef Education and Miqyas Al Dhad teams held productive discussions with the Ministers
of Education of thirteen countries and numerous organisations, including the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia, the Sultanate of Oman, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, the State of Libya, the
Republic of Tunisia, the Kingdom of Bahrain, the Republic of Iraq, the State of Palestine, the