HIBAPRESS – Follow-up
The Moroccan delegation arrived in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, to participate in the tenth edition of the "Arab Reading Challenge 2026," one of the most prominent Arab cultural initiatives aiming to consolidate the culture of reading and foster a love for knowledge among youth and adolescents across the Arab world.
Upon their arrival at Dubai Airport, the Moroccan delegation was welcomed by media personality Adel Belhamam and Ahmed Al-Mallouli, coordinator of the "Moroccans in the Emirates" group. The reception was imbued with an atmosphere of welcome and appreciation for the Moroccan participation in this Arab cultural event.
This reception reflects the keenness of the Moroccan community residing in the United Arab Emirates to keep pace with initiatives that highlight the Moroccan presence in Arab cultural forums and strengthen the human and fraternal bonds that unite Moroccans with their homeland.
Morocco's participation in this event falls within the framework of efforts to encourage rising generations to engage in reading, develop their intellectual and cognitive abilities, and establish the book's position as a fundamental pillar for human development and societal progress.
The tenth edition of the Arab Reading Challenge brings together participants from various Arab countries in a cultural initiative that seeks to promote positive competition in the field of reading and motivate students to acquire knowledge and develop their linguistic and intellectual skills.
This occasion also serves as an opportunity to showcase young Moroccan talents and highlight their scientific and cultural capabilities within a framework of competition based on knowledge and openness to diverse Arab experiences.
Morocco's participation in this event underscores the importance of cultural cooperation between the Kingdom of Morocco and the United Arab Emirates, and the fraternal relations that bind the two countries, which are strengthened through initiatives aimed at investing in people and building generations imbued with the values of science and knowledge.
Moroccans hope that the Kingdom's representatives will achieve distinguished participation in this edition and be able to present an honorable image of the Moroccan educational system and its promising energies and talents.
From Morocco to the Emirates, reading remains a bridge of communication between generations and peoples, and a message that confirms knowledge as the foundation for building the future, and investing in minds as the path towards more advanced and prosperous societies.
