## Khalifa Award for Education Hosts International Conference on Education's Future
The Khalifa Award for Education, under the patronage of Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, is hosting its third international conference on May 14th and 15th at the Emirates Palace Hotel in Abu Dhabi. Themed "Education from Empowerment to the Future," the conference aims to explore key international experiences in early education and envision the future of education in the face of technological advancements.
The conference will bring together experts and specialists in education and early childhood development from across the globe. Participants will exchange global expertise and ideas to enhance the role of the educational environment and formulate innovative educational policies. The goal is to improve educational outcomes and quality, redefine the role of educational institutions, and prepare students for the future of jobs and the labor market.
Policies and the Future of Education." Three additional sessions will delve into the future of education, covering topics such as integrating the role of educational institutions and society, general and university education, postgraduate studies, and best practices in education.
The conference will also highlight the practical aspects of education, equipping participants with essential skills to enhance the educational process. Parents will be empowered to keep pace with rapid developments in the sector, and four applied workshops will address the increasing use of advanced technologies and artificial intelligence in education.
The conference will serve as a hub for promoting a culture of excellence across local, regional, and international spheres. A pavilion will showcase the visions and objectives of specialist educational and community awards, enabling participants to engage and learn from their experiences.
Professionals in the field are encouraged to participate in the conference's sessions and workshops. The event aims to foster excellence in education, share insights on leading global educational practices, and forecast the future of education and early childhood development at local, regional, and international levels.