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Press Release

Alef Education Showcases its Innovative Solutions at Education World Forum
2024

Abu Dhabi – May 27, 2024: Alef Education, a UAE‐based global leader in education technology,
participated in the Education World Forum (EWF) 2024, held at the QEII Centre in London
recently. It showcased its innovative AI‐driven solutions that seek to reshape the global education
landscape by providing personalized learning experiences to students.

The forum, the world’s largest gathering of education and skills ministers, provided the
opportunity for Alef Education to collaborate with government officials and partners from around
the world. This year’s event theme ‘Encouraging AI understanding, building human relationships
and resilience, and accelerating climate action. How should we prioritize policy and
implementation for Stronger, Bolder, Better, Education?’ underscored the importance of
collective efforts in addressing critical issues and potential strategies for enhancing education

worldwide.

Will Lock, Chief Growth Officer of Alef Education, reiterated the company's commitment to
personalized and effective learning solutions for students worldwide. He said, “We are proud to
showcase our innovative solutions and engage with industry leaders and decision‐makers at the
2024 Education World Forum. At Alef Education, we believe in the transformative power of
technology in education and its potential to unlock endless possibilities for learners worldwide.
Our participation at the event reaffirms our position as a leader in providing personalized and
effective learning solutions for students.”

Alef Education presented its broad portfolio of solutions at the Education World Forum 2024.
These included the Alef Platform, the award‐winning and fully comprehensive digital learning
solution for Grades 5‐12 in the MENA region, and Alef Pathways, a supplemental self‐paced
mathematics program for Grades 3‐8. It also exhibited Arabits, a platform that helps non‐native
speakers learn Arabic and helps students pass their grade‐level examinations in Arabic, and
Abjadiyat, an Arabic learning platform for native speakers from Kindergarten to Grade 4 with
interactive lessons and practice.

The Education World Forum brings ministers of education, skills, and higher education together

with their advisors, delegations, and officials from around the world to discuss important issues
and share insights on challenges, solutions, lessons learned, and successes in their respective
education systems.