Ajman University students participate in U.N. Youth Assembly

The students sat through the events with students from around the globe.
The students sat through the events with students from around the globe. | Contributed photo
Two Ajman University students recently attended the United Nations Youth Assembly in New York.
Rand Basheer Shehadeh and Malak Damdoum from the college of engineering were invited by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineer (IEEE) to participate in the assembly, which brought together around 700 male and female students from all over the globe.
The Youth Assembly consisted of three days of comprehensive workshops, lectures, meetings, field trips, debates and discussions. The platform of events centered around the 17 sustainable goals the United Nations has set for 2030, including eradicating poverty, improving education, dealing with climate change and improving gender equality.
The students sat through the events with students from around the globe and discussed ideas and solutions for helping the United Nations reach its goals.
The Ajman University students were accompanied by Tazeen Sharif, a college of engineering facuty member and the IEEE Women's Chair for the United Arab Emirates.



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