The launch of the “Arab Child Summit 2025” today in Dubai

Today, the works of the second edition of the “Arab Child Summit 2025”, which lasts for two days, will start at the Conference Center for Communication “Connect” in “Expo City Dubai”, with the participation of more than 900 participants from parents, educators, academics, experts, decision makers and concerned with child affairs in the region.

The summit contract comes in line with the vision of the UAE, aimed at supporting the issues of the Arab child, and strengthening the family and educational system in the region, which contributes to the formation of Arab children proud of their identity, able to determine in a global society.

The activities of the summit include about 40 discussion sessions, workshop and dialogue seminar, in which a group of Arab specialists participate in the fields of education, childhood, education, learning, technology, and cultural identity, with the aim of highlighting the future and present of the Arab child, formulating collective visions that reflect the contemporary reality, and look forward to the future at a practical and conscious pace.

The summit reviews the increasing challenges related to technology, such as artificial intelligence and screen time, and the new responsibilities imposed on people and educators, with a focus on the importance of building a comprehensive societal awareness of these issues.

The summit announced its partnership with “Dubai Cares”, to be the official charitable partner of the summit of the Arab child, based on the consensus between the message of both the summit and the “Dubai Al -Ataa” in supporting education and sustainable development, and that contributes to expanding the circle of influence and reaching more children and families at the local and regional levels.

In conjunction with the summit, an exhibition includes more than 20 Arab companies and institutions that offer innovative solutions in the fields of education, childhood technology, educational content, educational games and arts.

The summit this year is sponsored by “James for Education”, the official educational partner, strategic partnerships from the Abu Dhabi Early Childhood Authority, the Emirates Literature Foundation, and a number of other supportive bodies and platforms.