Hamdan Foundation hosts 'Talent Development Forum'

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As part of its mission to foster and enhance talent and creativity, Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation for Medical and Educational Sciences, on Sunday, held the Talent Development Forum.

The interactive event aimed at nurturing and developing the creative abilities and outstanding skills of gifted students, with the active participation of their parents.

It serves as a unique educational platform, providing students and their families with the opportunity to engage directly with leading experts and specialists in the field of talent development, thereby empowering students to harness their creative potential and contribute to building a brighter future.

The forum targeted all gifted students enrolled in the foundation's programmess, as well as their parents. It aimed to create an innovative educational environment that focuses on developing creative thinking skills and fostering positive communication. This was achieved through a series of interactive sessions that brought together students, parents, and experts.

The forum also sought to strengthen the partnership between Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation and parents by providing productive dialogue platforms that enhance communication and the exchange of experiences, ensuring optimal outcomes in developing the skills of gifted students.

Commenting on the significance of the forum, Dr. Mariam Ghawi, Director of Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Centre for Giftedness and Innovation, stated, “The Talent Care Forum represents a pivotal step toward achieving the foundation's objectives in supporting the parents of gifted students, enabling them to help their children reach their full potential. We recognise that nurturing giftedness is not solely the foundation’s responsibility; it is a collaborative partnership involving parents and experts, where every party plays a critical role in shaping the future of these students. Through this forum, we provide an educational and dialogic platform that enables students to enhance their skills and strengthens the role of parents as genuine partners in this journey.”

Dr. Ghawi further emphasised that the forum aimed to bring about a tangible transformation in the approach to supporting talent and creativity. It provided an interactive environment that inspires students to engage in creative thinking and work on developing innovative solutions to address future challenges.

The Talent Development Forum is an integral part of Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation for Medical and Educational Sciences' ongoing efforts to promote educational and creative excellence in society. Through its diverse programs and initiatives, the foundation reaffirms its commitment to supporting gifted students and enhancing their skills, preparing them to face future challenges with innovation and creativity.

It represents an additional step toward realising the foundation's vision of developing an exceptional generation capable of contributing to societal progress and leading it toward a better future.

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