8th National Science, Technology and Innovation Festival Showcases Student Innovations in Al Ain

Al Ain:The 8th National Science, Technology and Innovation Festival at ADNEC Centre Al Ain entered its second day with students actively participating and presenting their innovative projects across various scientific and technological fields. The event has generated strong enthusiasm among the participants.

According to Emirates News Agency, the festival is organized by the Ministry of Education in collaboration with the Advanced Technology Research Council and is held under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Hazza bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Ruler's Representative in Al Ain Region. The festival will continue until 13 November 2026.

Eng. Mohammed Al Qasim, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Education, emphasized that the festival aligns with the leadership's vision of investing in students' capabilities and integrating innovation into educational practices. He highlighted that the projects presented demonstrate students' scientific curiosity and their ability to address real-world challenges. The festival provides a platform to showcase students' talents and fosters their development.

The second day also featured the opening of a scientific conference accompanying the festival, with sessions exploring the evolution of technologies, specialisation prospects, and the responsibilities in their use. These sessions enriched the experience of participating students by examining the impact of technology on everyday life and work, and highlighting the roles of various professionals in technological development.

Additionally, an interactive session on the National Education Charter focused on the importance of skills in shaping students' character and preparing them for the future. The session discussed how these skills can be applied at the festival, enhancing students' problem-solving, collaboration, and presentation abilities.

The festival's programme will culminate in a closing ceremony that will recognize winners and honor the contributions of schools, families, and supervisors in nurturing student talents and supporting their scientific endeavors.

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