Minister of Education Opens Sixth 'My School' Exhibition with Participation of Educational and Academic Institutions

Kuwait City, 9 November (KUNA) — Education Minister Sayed Jalal Al-Tabtabaee opened today, Monday, the sixth edition of the “My School” exhibition, with participation from a number of educational and academic institutions, to showcase the Ministry’s key student services, learning resources, and electronic applications.

In a press statement, Minister Al-Tabtabaee said the exhibition, which runs until 12 November, reflects the Ministry’s orientation toward leveraging modern technology to develop the educational system and facilitate services for beneficiaries. He emphasized the importance of the Ministry’s participation in such educational events, noting their active role in strengthening communication among educational institutions, students, and parents, as well as in exchanging information and exploring opportunities in the fields of education and professional development.

He added that the exhibition also provides students with the opportunity to learn about labor market needs and in-demand specializations, alongside familiarizing them with academic programs and majors available at higher education institutions within Kuwait and abroad, thereby helping them make informed and well-considered decisions about their educational paths.

He pointed out that the exhibition embodies the importance of community partnership and enhancing cooperation between the public and private sectors through broad participation by educational and academic institutions, which contributes to broadening the horizons of students and introducing them to academic opportunities and study programs.

Minister Al-Tabtabaee urged students to take advantage of the exhibition and to review the specializations and academic programs offered by various educational institutions, wishing them success in their future endeavors.

For her part, Director General of the General Administration of Support Services at the Ministry, Mariam Al-Anzi, confirmed in the statement that the exhibition has witnessed significant attendance since its opening hours, with the number of visitors reaching approximately 4,210, reflecting the exhibition’s importance and its role in providing an educational and advisory platform that enables students and parents to explore academic opportunities. (End) M.A.R. / N.W.