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Dubai Prepares to Honor Humanitarian Pioneers at the Conclusion of the "Hope Makers" Initiative

The initiative awards the winner of the title "Hope Maker" a financial prize of one million UAE dirhams, in recognition of their humanitarian efforts and to support the continuation of their community projects.

Syria Begins Preparing Kurdish Language Curricula Ahead of Teaching Next Academic Year

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Syria News

Mahmoud Khalaf

Syria Begins Preparing Kurdish Language Curricula Ahead of Teaching Next Academic Year

Ismat Ramadan, the director of the National Center for Curriculum Development at the Ministry of Education, stated on Thursday that the center has officially begun working on developing Kurdish language curricula for various educational stages, following the formation of a specialized committee comprising linguistic and educational experts from several provinces.

Spain Moves to Ban Minors from Attending Bullfighting Events to Protect Them from Violence

The proposal is part of a plan to expand the Basic Law for the Protection of Children and Adolescents from Violence.

The Syrian Ministry of Education Announces the Preparation of Kurdish Language Curricula for All Stages Within 6 Months

The ministry confirmed that the Kurdish language is considered a national language, and it may be taught in areas where Kurdish citizens make up a significant percentage of the population.

American University Expels Daughter of Ali Larijani After Widespread Pressure

An American university expels the daughter of a senior Iranian official after widespread pressure, in a decision that sparked significant controversy between the United States and Iran.

A Court Ruling in Egypt Forces a Father to Buy a Laptop for His Daughter

In a unique court ruling, a family court mandated a father to buy a "laptop" for his daughter, considering it an essential educational tool in the digital age.

Egypt Clarifies the Truth About the Referral of the Minister of Education to Trial

The Ministry of Education denies the referral of the minister to trial, confirming that the judiciary has previously vindicated the ministry, and states that no new lawsuits have officially arrived yet.

British Study: Mothers' Anxiety About Mathematics Affects Their Children's Abilities

The results indicated that mothers' confidence in helping their children with homework is lower than that of fathers (69% vs. 83%).

New Legal Battle Between the White House and Harvard Over Federal Funding

Trump's administration lawyers submitted an appeal to a federal court, confirming the government's intention to contest the ruling that allowed the reinstatement of funding for Harvard.

At the Age of 12... A German Girl Enters University and Amazes Educational Circles

At an age when children are learning the basics of study, a German girl broke all the rules and opened the doors to university early, beginning an exceptional academic journey that has astonished educational circles and ignited admiration for her unique talent.

The UAE Approves New Amendments Allowing Custody of Unknown Parentage Children Under Specific Conditions

Couples must apply for custody jointly, and neither of them should be under 25 years old, in addition to meeting the approved residency and care standards.

Scandal Rocks Turkey: 130-Year Prison Sentence for Teacher Convicted of Sexual Assault on Six Students

A court ruling issued by a Turkish court has sparked widespread controversy after sentencing a teacher to 130 years in prison for sexually exploiting several of his students at a private school in Kocaeli.

YouTube Algorithms Lead Children to Disturbing and Distorted Content

A recent investigative report revealed increasing dangers facing children on the YouTube platform, which has become their primary source of daily viewing with an average of 184 minutes, while many of them are exposed to inappropriate content.

Scandal at an International School in Cairo: Sexual Assault on Six Kindergarten Students Sparks Outrage

The city of Al-Obour in Cairo Governorate witnessed a state of shock and anger after the revelation of a sexual assault on six kindergarten students inside one of the international schools.

New Decision by Trump Excludes Vital Specializations from Professional Classification and Threatens the Future of Key Sectors

The new definition allows students in classified "professional" specializations to receive funding of up to $50,000, compared to only $20,500 for specializations not included in the classification.

Using Fingers is a Key to Early Success in Mathematics: Swiss Study Reveals the Link

A new Swiss study has shown that children's reliance on their fingers for counting during the early years of education is not an indicator of weakness, but rather essential in enhancing their long-term mathematical abilities.

Spanish Police Dismantles International Network for Smuggling Minors to France

Spanish police announced on Thursday the dismantling of an international network involved in smuggling minors from the Canary Islands to France, in a large-scale security operation that included areas of Lanzarote, Madrid, and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, resulting in the arrest of 11 individuals.

UNRWA announces the readiness of more than 8000 teachers to ensure the return of education in Gaza amidst enormous challenges

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) announced today, Saturday, the readiness of more than 8000 of its teachers to begin the process of returning children in the Gaza Strip to their classrooms and resuming their educational journey.

Trump criticizes American universities: "They have been corrupted by anti-American ideologies"

Trump confirmed that his administration would take strict action against institutions that practice illegal discrimination based on race or gender.

Temporary Accommodation for Students from Sweida in the University City of Damascus During the Supplementary Exam Period

The Director of the University City in Damascus, Imad al-Din al-Ayubi, announced the provision of temporary accommodation for students from Sweida Governorate who are enrolled in the faculties of Damascus University and wish to take the supplementary exams for the academic year 2024-2025.

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