Dubai has announced its new Education 33 strategy, aiming to place the city among the top 10 global hubs for learning. The plan includes adding 49,000 affordable school seats, attracting international universities, and boosting education tourism tenfold by 2033.

The Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) revealed that the strategy, endorsed by Dubai’s leadership, will provide students with world-class, personalised education while embracing Emirati values and the city’s rich diversity.

Key Goals of Education 33

• Empowering Emirati students

• Promoting lifelong learning and vocational training

• Enhancing Arabic language studies

• Attracting top global universities

• Increasing satisfaction among parents and educators

Leading the Way in Global Education

“This forward-thinking strategy reflects Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid’s vision for future generations to thrive in an ever-evolving world,” said Aisha Miran, Director General of KHDA. The plan is part of Dubai’s broader D33 Economic Agenda and Social Agenda 33.

With 28 game-changing initiatives, Education 33 will reshape the city’s education landscape, ensuring it remains a global leader in both innovation and learning.

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