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President Sheikh Mohamed sends out message of support on first day of school
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President Sheikh Mohamed sends out message of support on first day of school

President Sheikh Mohamed of the United Arab Emirates expressed his support for students, educators, and parents as over 1.2 million pupils returned to school for the new academic year. He emphasized the importance of education, calling children the 'true wealth' of the nation and encouraging them to pursue knowledge and life skills with optimism and determination. The reopening comes after disruptions caused by the Iran conflict, with new schools opening across the Emirates. Sheikh Mohamed bin Rashid, ruler of Dubai, highlighted the significance of the new school year in shaping the future of the nation, while Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed underscored the role of education in strengthening national identity and promoting Emirati values.

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President Sheikh Mohamed sends out message of support on first day of school

President Sheikh Mohamed of the United Arab Emirates expressed his support for students, educators, and parents as over 1.2 million pupils returned to school for the new academic year. He emphasized the importance of education, calling children the 'true wealth' of the nation and encouraging them to pursue knowledge and life skills with optimism and determination. The reopening comes after disruptions caused by the Iran conflict, with new schools opening across the Emirates. Sheikh Mohamed bin Rashid, ruler of Dubai, highlighted the significance of the new school year in shaping the future of the nation, while Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed underscored the role of education in strengthening national identity and promoting Emirati values.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a positive and supportive message from high-ranking UAE officials regarding the education system and the new academic year. It emphasizes national values and the importance of education but does not take a clear ideological stance or favor one perspective over another. The tone,

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