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The Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC), has launched the ‘Hope Generation’ initiative to help schools encourage students to study Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), fields and increase their curiosity about space science and exploration.
This could be done through lectures, workshops and open meetings by MBRSC’s experts for middle school to high school students, and provide a stimulating environment for them.
“The Hope Generation initiative is part of MBRSC’s strategy to support the vision of the UAE’s wise leadership to prepare generations of qualified cadres that acquire the basics of modern science to work on technological innovation and scientific research in space and advanced science, as well as achieve the UAE’s strategic plans in space exploration,” said Omran Sharaf, Project Manager of EMM – Hope Probe.
Sharaf highlighted that MBRSC organises several workshops and educational activities for school and university students, in an interactive and simplified way, to motivate them to take an interest in space science and technology. These activities have targeted thousands of students across the UAE to date, he explained.