Sheikh Mohammed celebrates 13m reading champs
Five competitors, shortlisted from 16 semi-finalists, are running up for the great prize.
His Highness Sheik Mohammed canister Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, has commended 13.5 million youthful understudies who participated in the 2019 Arab Reading Challenge.
"We praise in excess of 13 million understudies in the Arab Reading Challenge, the biggest Arab information activity. We are more grounded with Arab youth who have confidence in the intensity of words," tweeted Sheik Mohammed.
The victor of the Arab Reading Challenge 2019 will be named on Wednesday, November 13, at the Dubai Opera House.
We celebrate more than 13 million students in the Arab Reading Challenge, the largest Arab knowledge initiative. We are stronger with Arab youth who believe in the power of words.
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Propelled by Sheik Mohammed receptacle Rashid Al Maktoum to urge understudies to peruse whatever number books as could reasonably be expected (more than 50) in one scholarly year, the Arab Reading Challenge is the biggest ever Arab proficiency activity. The test is an Arabic perusing rivalry with taking an interest understudies from Years 1 to 12 from schools over the Arab world. It's available to anybody in the Mena area, just as Arabs living abroad, who are matured somewhere in the range of 8 and 18. Understudies are tried on their comprehension of the writings during the challenge.
The yearly challenge has demonstrated a significant example of overcoming adversity, with a quickly developing number of writing darlings participating every year.
A sum of 13.5 million perusers from 49 nations pursued the test this year. In excess of 3,000 relatives, companions, school authorities and representatives will combine on the rich culture spot as five hopefuls in line for the much-desired prize.
The current year's five finalists are: Hadeel Anwar from Sudan; Jumana Al Malki of Saudi Arabia; Moroccan Fatima Al Zahra Akhyar; Aya Boutreea from Tunisia; and Abdulaziz Al Khaldi from Kuwait. They were chosen out of 16-in number semi-last field, which included UAE Reading Challenge victor, Mezna Najeeb.
Mohammad receptacle Abdullah Al Gergawi, Minister of Cabinet Affairs and The Future, said the test is crucial to H.H. Sheik Mohammed's endeavors to tackle the capability of the people to come.
"In its fourth year, the Arab Reading Challenge has set up its status as a spearheading activity that built up youth's abilities, making the biggest information development crosswise over instructive foundations in the Arab world," said Al Gergawi, who is additionally the Secretary-General of the Mohammed canister Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives.
"The Arab Reading Challenge interprets the vision of H.H. Sheik Mohammed receptacle Rashid to fabricate future edified ages equipped for improving their lives through information and adding to accomplishing economical improvement of their social orders," he included.
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