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Arab Child Summit starts in Dubai on 24 September

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September 20, 2025

Dubai is preparing to host the second edition of the Arab Child Summit on 24th and 25th September 2025 at the Connect Conference Centre in Expo City, Dubai, in alignment with the United Arab Emirates’ clear vision to support Arab children and strengthen the family and educational ecosystem in the region, contributing to the upbringing of proud Arab children who can thrive in a global society.

The second edition of the summit comes after the great success of its first edition in 2024, which witnessed wide participation from across the Arab region, and was described by attendees as an “exceptional platform” and a “starting point for real transformations in Arab educational discourse and in how we raise our children.”

Building on this momentum, the summit returns in its second year with an expanded programme and a larger audience, supported by leading educational and cultural institutions that believe in the importance of Arab identity, language, and expertise in shaping the future of children and families.

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