لوريال ويونسكو يكرمان العالمات العربيات البارزات في مجالات العلوم الفيزيائية وعلوم الحياة ، خلال حفل لوريال يونسكو السنوي للنساء في مجال العلوم في إكسبو 2020 دبي.

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استمتعوا بالتجول في الظل تحت سقف بتصميم مبهر .

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Dubai Exhibition Centre - Audio Guide

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شاركوا في مؤتمرات وعروض منعقدة على بعد 300 متر فقط من الوصل بلازا.

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يسعى إكسبو 2020 دبي لتحقيق التواصل بين العقول من جميع أنحاء العالم. ولا تحدث عملية التواصل هذه داخل الأجنحة والمنتزهات فقط، ولكن أيضا في مركز دبي للمعارض، المكان المثالي للمؤتمرات والحفلات الموسيقية وغير ذلك من النشاطات الاجتماعية.

وبموقعه الاستراتيجي بجوار محطة مترو  إكسبو 2020 دبي، وإطلالته الخلابة على ساحة قبة الوصل الرائعة، يغطي مركز دبي للمعارض مساحة 45 ألف متر مربع مخصصة للفعاليات، ويضم 14 قاعة عرض متعددة الاستخدامات، ومطعم كبير، وأفضل الأجهزة السمعية والبصرية في فئتها. 

احرصوا على زيارة مركز دبي للمعارض ومتابعة أخباره باستمرار حتى تبقوا على اطلاع بأبرز الفعاليات التي يستضيفها خلال فترة إكسبو 2020 دبي. 


تزين واجهة مبنى مركز دبي للمعارض أنماط هندسية تتكون من أقواس ضخمة تغطي الساحة الخارجية، بالإضافة إلى وجود بعض الأسطح المائلة التي تبدو وكأنها أجنحة تحاول التحليق بعيدا عن المبنى. 

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Dr Hayat Sindi, Biomedical Scientist and UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador talks during the International Day of Women and Girls in Science event at Nexus m46971

Her Excellency Sarah Al Amiri, UAE Minister of State for Advanced Technology, Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology and Chairperson, UAE Space Agency talks during the International Day of Women and Girls in Science event at Nexus m469

Ms Anna Andersone (L), Co-Founder and Chief Empowerment Officer, Riga TechGirls, Lourdes F Vega (L2), Professor in Chemical Engineering and Director of the Research and Innovation Center on CO2 and Hydrogen at Khalifa University, Dr Hayat

Ms Zainab Azim (L), UNOOSA Space4Women Mentor and Co-Founder of GIVE (Global Initiative and Vision for Education), Ms Salma Sylla Mbaye (R), International Astronomical Union National Coordinator for Senegal during the International Day of

Ms Zainab Azim (L), UNOOSA Space4Women Mentor and Co-Founder of GIVE (Global Initiative and Vision for Education), Ms Salma Sylla Mbaye (R), International Astronomical Union National Coordinator for Senegal,Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock (R), Sp

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A panel discussion on how technology can break barriers and make knowledge universal and accessible for all, while touching on last-mile education.

Knowledge is Everywhere

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The Good Place - Audio Guide

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In February 1968, this nation's founding fathers met under a desert tent and shared an idea that would turn into something truly great: the United Arab Emirates. Animated by this spirit of collaboration, The Good Place by Expo Live is an exhibition space dedicated to showcasing human potential and those who work to advance it – through the Expo Live innovation and partnership programme and beyond.

With a design inspired by the tent where the UAE was conceived, the pavilion showcases social innovations conceived to improve our lives. Come and meet ordinary people doing extraordinary things – and be inspired to join our global community.


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Designed by renowned Emirati architect Ahmad Abdulrahman Bukhash, The Good Place’s structure expands the Bedouin tent shape into an elegant white canopy, folded with seven origami-like angles on each side to join at a tall peak. The tent seems to float over a clean, glass box. 

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The Good Place

Knowledge drives our global community to innovate for a better future, be it advances in medicine, sustainability, technology and more. Our planet’s rich diversity brings forward the importance of creating, storing and transferring knowledge which spans across geographies, cultures and generations. 
During this Theme Week, Expo will present and celebrate the knowledge, culture and heritage of all our participating nations, bringing them together under the UAE’s Golden Jubilee theme of Human Solidarity. Topics of discussion will include intangible and tangible heritage, creative industries, and knowledge economies, among other things. 


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How do we harness and challenge our knowledge today to prepare for the future?

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Dubai values education as the key to helping its youngest citizens take charge of the future. Expo 2020’s host city extends that mission across the globe with Dubai Cares, a dynamic philanthropic organisation that helps children in developing countries access quality learning opportunities. At the Dubai Cares Pavilion, learn about the transformative power of education and the unique challenges facing future generations through a series of playful, immersive activities designed to engage the whole family. Sit in a futuristic learning pod, take photos in a comics-inspired exhibit and find out how you can help grow the Dubai Cares movement.

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Knowledge & Learning Week

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Open-heartedness and ambition are values captured by the UAE Pavilion, designed by renowned architect Santiago Calatrava. The remarkable building is reminiscent of a falcon in flight, inspired by our national bird. Once inside, go on a multisensory journey that chronicles the rise of a nation of “dreamers who do”. Traverse a dreamlike landscape filled with dunes of real sand to learn about our nation’s founding father Sheikh Zayed, the natural wonders of the Emirates and their rapid modernisation. Be inspired by stories of the UAE dreamers building an inclusive future as the desert sun filters through the pavilion’s oculus. 

The design of the UAE Pavilion evokes a falcon in flight; referencing the Emirates’ traditional art of falconry. The main building resembles a titanic oval, with a grand, four storey entrance set into the tip. More than 25 feather-like panels are arranged at the dome of the pavilion, each curving down toward the entry of the structure. 

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The market leader in enterprise application software, SAP helps companies of all sizes and in all industries run at their best.

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SAP leads the way in enterprise application software, enabling organisations of all sizes to become intelligent, Cloud-powered enterprises. As the Innovative Enterprise Software Partner for Expo 2020 Dubai, SAP is helping businesses around the world to ‘recover better’ and shape a more resilient, sustainable future. Find out how best-in-class companies are using the power of intelligent enterprise to reinvent their businesses and make the world run more efficiently.

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Inspired by British physicist Stephen Hawking, who challenged humanity to ponder how we might express ourselves to alien civilisations, the UK Pavilion invites visitors to contribute to a unique linguistic experiment. While exploring this cone-shaped structure, which showcases the UK’s contributions to space science and artificial intelligence, you can add your own words to the pavilion’s neural network. A language-generating algorithm then processes these entries into an ever-changing “poem” that will be displayed on the pavilion’s LED façade, providing an inspiring collective message to Expo 2020, our planet and maybe even worlds beyond.

The awe-inspiring UK Pavilion is an epic, 20-metre-tall, cone-shaped structure compiled of rows of horizontal timber slats that stretch forward to create a circular form. The end of each slat houses a LED panel that emits phrases that link to form an ever-changing interstellar message crafted by artificial intelligence and Expo visitors. 

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Co-Founder & CEO at Ustad Mobile from the United Arab Emirates
Ustad Mobile is an EdTech startup based in the UAE which connects teachers and students and provides high-quality digital content, yet provides it offline and without needing internet connection.

Mike Dawson

Founder & CEO at EdTech Solutions (GetBEE) from the United Arab Emirates
GetBEE is an online platform that creates knowledge from knowledge - by connecting on-demand teachers, mentors, experts to those who want to learn.

Thea Myhrvold

Co-Founder & CEO at Sublime, Edify from Scotland
Sublime has combined virtual reality learning and video conferencing to create Edify, which it says will help to improve students’ remote teaching experience amid measures to combat the spread of Covid-19. The firm said students will soon be able to explore and learn in virtual environments from anywhere in the world with the launch of Edify, which has been two years in development.

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Expo Live Impact Series: Knowledge is Everywhere

Back in 2015, United Nations unveiled the Sustainable Development Goals as a means to work towards a better future. Expo 2020 Dubai’s purpose embodies the two main pillars of these goals: sustainability and opportunity. The global COVID-19 pandemic has further proved the urgency of this global agenda. As this mega-event takes place, Expo 2020 Dubai will become the center of commitment and action in ensuring that no one is left behind. The Leave No One Behind Track of Expo 2020 Dubai's Programme for People and Planet features a tapestry of event series that spotlight the importance of opportunity for all, gender equality and much more.

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Expo Live's Impact Series highlights the impact of social and environmental innovations. Taking place at The Good Place by Expo Live Pavilion, Expo Live Global Innovators join change-makers around the world to discuss their visions towards collective action and meaningful change.

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The COVID-19 pandemic and associated educational disruption represents a catastrophe for the schooling, learning, and earning potential of the more than
110 million students from pre-primary to higher education in the Middle East
and North Africa (MENA). An entire generation of students, children and adolescents has been affected by this unprecedented disruption, with a potential far-reaching impact beyond the education sector to include consequences for their mental health, well-being, socialisation and prospects for being active participants in society, including in the labour market. Efforts to ensure access to learning have varied - from country to country and by grade - and have included face-to-face learning, hybrid learning and full remote learning (comprising digital learning platforms, television and radio broadcasts and distribution of paper-based materials).
Despite these efforts, evidence shows that approximately 40 per cent of students in MENA (37 million children and adolescents) have not benefitted from any remote learning initiative, the majority of whom were already vulnerable and disadvantaged. The main reasons for exclusion were the lack of availability of remote learning initiatives and the lack of tools to access remote learning
(particularly digital devices and internet connections). This event convenes leading experts in the region to examine the consequences of digital poverty and explore solutions to close this gap for greater equity in children's education outcomes in the MENA region.

Bridging the Digital Gap for Children's Learning Needs

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How do we foster partnerships to expand ICT infrastructure for families, teachers and schools and support digital skills development to reduce the digital gap in poor, rural and remote areas?


Ted Chaiban was appointed as Regional Director, MENA in October 2019. Prior to this assignment, he was the Director of Programmes for UNICEF where he provided strategic leadership, management support and overall direction to UNICEF’s programming. He spearheaded the development of the Global Partnership to "End Violence Against Children" and "Education Cannot Wait", addressing violence against children and education in emergency matters. Ted Chaiban grounded UNICEF’s work for children on the move and guided the integration of humanitarian and development work.

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Regional Director UNICEF, Middle East and North Africa

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Sonia Ben Jaafar currently serves as the CEO of the Abdulla Al Ghurair Foundation for Education, one of the largest privately funded philanthropic education initiatives in the Arab world. Prior to this role, she was the Managing Director of EduEval, where she cultivated partnerships with governments, international agencies, not-for-profit organizations, and multinational corporations to promote evidence-based decisions for a greater positive impact on education. She holds a PhD in Educational Leadership, and a MA in Curriculum Studies from the University of Toronto. She is passionate about coupling her experience with her academic background to promote knowledge sharing and education for good.  

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Digital Poverty and Bridging the Digital Gap for Children’s Education in the Middle East and North Africa

L’Oréal and UNESCO honor outstanding Arab female scientists in the fields of physical and life sciences, during its annual L’Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science ceremony in Expo 2020 Dubai.

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Expo 2020 connects minds from around the globe. These connections are not limited to the pavilions and parks, but also extend to the vast Dubai Exhibition Centre: a new, state-of-the-art venue for conferences, concerts and more. 

Conveniently located next to the recently completed Expo 2020 metro station, with striking views of the magnificent domed Al Wasl Plaza, the DEC offers 45,000 square metres of customisable event space, 14 exhibition and multi-use halls, on-site catering, and best-in-class audio-visual resources.


A light geometric pattern decorates the DEC’s extraordinarily broad front façade, which features a giant overhanging arch over the entrance to the central plaza area, as well as sloped surfaces that seem to angle away from the entrance like a pair of wings