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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)) has announced Ras Al Khaimah as the newest addition to its Global Network of.

Ras Al Khaimah views education as a vital pillar in its pursuit of a bright future for the nation and the Emirate, which is why it has developed high-quality educational institutions that abide by the highest international standards. Education is pivotal to Ras Al Khaimah’s Vision 2030 strategy, which has a focus on ensuring an inclusive education system for all. It will also allow the Emirate to benefit from the experiences of member cities and contribute to developing global education policies as a basis for advancing human development and sustainability.” Abdullatif Khalifa added: “Membership of GNLC will allow Ras Al Khaimah to share with the world its experience of consolidating education into the cultural, social, developmental, and economic fabric of our society, and sharing our best practices to similar advanced cities internationally. It is evidence of the policies we are implementing in the education sector, which are inclusive of all segments of society, no matter their stage of life, and are reflective of the wise leadership of the UAE, and in line with our country’s overall strategy and its global competitiveness priorities.” Mohamed Abdullatif Khalifa, Secretary General of Ras Al Khaimah’s Executive Council, said: “Ras Al Khaimah joining UNESCO’s Global Network of Learning Cities is a distinguished global achievement for the Emirate.

According to the official website of UNESCO, learning cities are those cities that effectively mobilise their resources in every sector to promote inclusive ...

Thrissur, the cultural capital of Kerala, is home to academic and research institutions. The UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities is an international policy-oriented network that provides inspiration, solutions, and best practice. As a member of the UNESCO GNLC, Thrissur aims to advance peer and intellectual learning, with a particular emphasis on fair access to education for all, digital learning ecosystems, and sustainability skills. According to the official website of UNESCO, cities that effectively mobilise their resources in every sector to promote inclusive learning, from basic to higher education, come under the learning city. New Delhi: Two cities in Kerala, Nilambur and Thrissur, have become part of the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities. The Rajput... Nilambur is a city with various socio-economic patterns marked by an urban and rural mix, and the majority of its population depends on agriculture and allied industries. With its support, the city intends to integrate all sectoral and economic strategies into its master plan. Nilambur's learning city strategy aims to ensure equality and inclusivity by using participatory democracy and creating grassroots committees. Thrissur is also the headquarters of four leading private sector banks in India and an important number of chit funds. Lifelong learning will also provide Nilambur with the tools to innovate in agriculture and handicrafts, promote eco-tourism and improve water management. The city also aspires to become a women-friendly city by ensuring equal opportunities in all sectors, promoting capacity-building and reducing harassment.

Sharjah 24: The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has granted Sharjah the membership of the UNESCO Global Network of ...

It is based on expanding the use of modern educational technologies, enhancing quality in learning, and promoting a culture of learning throughout life. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, on the new achievement, which has been achieved thanks to HH the Ruler of Sharjah’s relentless efforts and constant support for education through the Sharjah Education Council and other stakeholders. Sharjah truly deserves this membership as it has developed all strategies aimed at providing continuing education and equal opportunities for society and education for all, he added. Sharjah won the GNLC membership -- among the nine Arab cities -- for this year, after its continuous success and as a result of meeting all the criteria to join the new learning cities network of UNESCO. The UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities (GNLC) is geared towards knowledge production and exchange, peer learning and capacity building. It lauds Sharjah's endeavours to meet the learning needs of its culturally diverse city.

Sharjah won the GNLC membership — among the nine Arab cities -- for this year, after its continuous success and as a result of meeting all the criteria to ...