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“A New Way To Strengthen The Education System”

 I want to share this new significant progress in UAE. It’s about how the Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge (Adek) has made way for the arrival of 'Abu Dhabi Reads' this March to observe UAE Reading Month.

Also read : “A New Way To Strengthen The Education System”

 I can see that it is virtually endorsed to cultivate perusing as a day by day propensity among all local area sections, 'Abu Dhabi Reads' is in accordance with the public 'UAE Reads' mission targets of enhancing understanding society and building a group of people yet to come of pioneers outfitted with culture and information.

 

I can see that Individuals are never alone with a book; guessing opens the thoughts to new points of view and has shown to be a basic empowering influence in fostering understudies' information and working on their mental and relational abilities. With regards to the National Plan for Reading, we are taking Abu Dhabi Reads' mission to the local area to cultivate the significance of perusing and carrying books nearer to Abu Dhabi schools and the more extensive local area, empowering them to take up perusing as a day by day propensity.
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