Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, met with Emirati students studying in Australia today, as part of his official visit to the country. During the meeting, he inquired about their academic situations and specializations, and encouraged them to strive for excellence and perseverance in their educational journey, always aiming to achieve academic excellence and return to the country to contribute to its development and growth. Sheikh Abdullah emphasized that Emirati students studying abroad are ambassadors of their country, embodying its core values and global reputation as a model of tolerance, coexistence, and cultural exchange. He wished them a distinguished and successful educational journey. He also stressed the importance of providing all necessary support and care for them throughout their studies in Australian institutions. On their part, the Emirati students expressed their great admiration for meeting Sheikh Abdullah, pledging to always be good ambassadors of their country abroad and to continue their academic journey with ambition and dedication, aiming to return to the country and contribute to its comprehensive and sustainable development. After the meeting, Sheikh Abdullah attended a briefing presented by representatives of the UAE Embassy in Canberra, which included statistical data on the number of Emirati students studying in Australia, their specializations, and study paths, as well as the services provided to support them throughout their studies, enabling them to achieve success and excellence in their educational journey. The meeting was attended by Dr. Faisal Obaid Al Tafag, UAE Ambassador to Australia.
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