UAE seeks
to open itself to the world for education, modernisation
Monday June 06, 2011 07:53:57 AM,
WAM
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Abu Dhabi:
The United Arab Emirates is keen to open up to the world and share
ideas and experiences with advanced nations to benefit from their
educational models in its modernisation plans.
At a meeting with Swiss Ambassador to UAE Wolfgang Amadeus
Bruelhart, UAE Minister of Education, Humaid Al Qattam affirmed
his country's keenness to open up to the world.
He also praised the depth of Emirati-Swiss cooperation and
coordination for advancing education.
Meanwhile, the Swiss ambassador expressed his country's desire to
develop avenues of cooperation with the UAE in various domains and
exchange expertise.
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