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Dubai Knowledge Village hosts Quiz Contest to support Dubai Cares Campaign
- United Arab Emirates: Sunday, October 14 - 2007 at 12:46
- PRESS RELEASE
The Dubai Knowledge Village Department of Student Services and Programs (DSSP) today organized a quiz contest in support of the 'Dubai Cares' campaign, a charity initiative to educate one million needy children in developing countries.
Dr. Ayoub Kazim, Executive Director, Dubai Knowledge Village and Dubai International Academic City, part of TECOM Investments, said: "The tremendous interest demonstrated by our students and universities indicates their high level of commitment and involvement in the 'Dubai Cares' initiative. We are confident the evening's proceeds will help gain a better future for the campaign's ultimate beneficiaries.
"The 'Dubai Cares' campaign recognises education as an effective long-term solution to alleviate poverty in the developing world. This reinforces the call of experts that educating children holds the key to ending the global 'cycle of poverty'. As the region's hub for learning excellence, we are proud to play our part in this campaign."
Vikas Kanojia, Senior Student Service Co-ordinator at Dubai Knowledge Village, said: "DKV Quizmasters 2007 was organized to support and contribute to the Dubai Cares campaign. The learning community of DKV and DIAC has magnanimously ensured the success of the event. We are also grateful for the overwhelming support extended by our academic institutions."
The Dubai Cares campaign was launched by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE, and Ruler of Dubai. The campaign will drive the U.N. Millennium Development Goal to achieve universal primary education by 2015.
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About Dubai Knowledge Village:Dubai Knowledge Village (DKV), launched in September 2003, provides an advanced infrastructure and environment for a variety of organisations to create and disseminate knowledge. Its mission is to create a vibrant, connected learning community to develop the region's talent pool and accelerate its move into the knowledge economy. As a leading centre for knowledge, DKV has attracted prominent international universities from Australia, India, Pakistan, Iran, Russia, Belgium, UK, Ireland and Canada, offering advanced programmes in fields such as computing, technology, business management, life science, fashion, media and more. DKV seeks to provide the right environment for the development of scholarship, education, training, creativity, innovation, R&D and entrepreneurial expertise.
It offers a unique campus ambience with a creatively stimulating and welcoming atmosphere for students, professionals, teachers, instructors and researchers to interact. In addition to universities and higher education institutes, DKV partners include human resource development centres, professional training institutes, R&D organisations, innovation centres and e-Learning companies. DKV is also equipped with a business centre, providing modern facilities for freelancers and start-up entities in the education, training and learning sectors.
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