With Syria's participation for the first time... the Global Education Forum "EWF 2025" kicks off in London.
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The activities of the "Global Education Forum EWF 2025" kicked off today, Monday, in the British capital, London, with Syria participating for the first time, represented by the Minister of Education, Dr. Mohammad Abdul Rahman Turkou, and the Director of Planning and International Cooperation at the Ministry of Education, Youssef Anan.
Participants in the forum, which will continue until the 21st of this month, are discussing several vital issues related to developing educational systems and empowering students to gain the confidence and necessary skills to succeed in a changing world.
The opening session addressed several important topics, including "How educational systems empower students to acquire the confidence and skills needed to succeed in a changing era," where participants exchanged their experiences in the fields of education development and enhancing students' capabilities, as part of the world's efforts to modernize its educational systems to meet current challenges and create a stimulating learning environment.
The forum, with the participation of experts and heads of delegations from ministries of education from 135 countries, is an important opportunity to enhance international cooperation, exchange experiences among participants, contribute to advancing the education development process in Syria, and achieve the ministry's future strategy in building a generation capable of facing challenges.
Participants in the forum, which will continue until the 21st of this month, are discussing several vital issues related to developing educational systems and empowering students to gain the confidence and necessary skills to succeed in a changing world.
The opening session addressed several important topics, including "How educational systems empower students to acquire the confidence and skills needed to succeed in a changing era," where participants exchanged their experiences in the fields of education development and enhancing students' capabilities, as part of the world's efforts to modernize its educational systems to meet current challenges and create a stimulating learning environment.
The forum, with the participation of experts and heads of delegations from ministries of education from 135 countries, is an important opportunity to enhance international cooperation, exchange experiences among participants, contribute to advancing the education development process in Syria, and achieve the ministry's future strategy in building a generation capable of facing challenges.
