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“Today marks the beginning of a new journey for a group of exceptional students who will
               pursue their higher education at world-renowned universities through the Hamdan bin
               Mohammed Scholarship Programme, guided by the vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed
               bin Rashid Al Maktoum. Driven by the ambition and dedication of our students, Dubai continues
               to shape its future by nurturing and investing in exceptional talent,” His Highness said.

               “After meeting with the scholars and the 2023-24 cohort of Emirati Top Achievers, I am confident
               that the future of our emirate is in good hands. The dreams and aspirations of our scholars align
               with Dubai’s bold vision, and I am certain they will play a vital role in Dubai’s continued growth
               and success. Through this scholarship programme, we are developing the next generation of
               leaders who will contribute to the comprehensive development of our city, and we will ensure
               that every student receives the support and guidance needed to excel at every step.”

               The event was also attended by Mohammed Ibrahim Al Shaibani, Director General of the H.H.
               The Dubai Ruler’s Court; Abdullah Mohammed Al Basti, Secretary General of The Executive
               Council of Dubai; Abdullah Ali bin Zayed Al Falasi, Director General of the Dubai Government
               Human Resources Department; and Aisha Miran, Director General of the Knowledge and
               Human Development Authority (KHDA).

               The event also honoured 40 top-performing high school graduates from both public and private
               schools across various curricula under the Top Achievers programme. Additionally, it celebrated
               the 2024 graduating class of the Ruler’s Court Higher Education Scholarship, which recognises
               outstanding Emirati high school graduates and covers various academic disciplines.

               H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed said: “We congratulate all our top-performing high school
               graduates from both public and private schools, as well as their parents. I have full confidence in
               their ability to continue their journey of excellence and achievement, contributing to a bright
               future for themselves and their country.”

               Addressing the students, His Highness added: “I encourage you to keep pursuing knowledge
               and lifelong learning to build your capacities and achieve accomplishments that will benefit both
               our community and the world.”

               His Highness also met with parents of the students during the event and praised their efforts in
               raising a generation of ambitious young Emiratis capable of competing globally and shaping the
               future of the UAE. He emphasised that building and developing the skills of Emirati talents is an
               integral part of Dubai’s strategy to enhance the emirate’s human capital, supported by an
               outstanding education system that nurtures Emirati talent in line with Dubai’s economic
               priorities.

               Aisha Miran, who chairs the scholarship programme’s steering committee, said: “Guided by the
               vision and directives of our leadership, and as part of the Dubai Plan and its economic and
               social agendas, the Hamdan Bin Mohammed Scholarship Programme aims to empower
               exceptional Emirati talent, build their capabilities, and enhance their leadership skills. We
               congratulate this distinguished cohort of high school graduates from both public and private
               schools who have been selected for the programme.”


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