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UAE ministers thank teachers ahead of World Teachers' Day on 5 October

Two UAE ministers issued messages of thanks to teachers before World Teachers' Day on 5 October. Gulf News reports Abdulrahman Al Awar stressing AI and skills; The National reports Education Minister Sarah Al Amiri stressing teachers' role in national development.

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Centre · 1Dr Abdulrahman Al Awar, Minister of Human Resources and Emiratisation and Acting Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, thanked teachers and academic professionals across the UAE ahead of World Teachers' Day on 5 October. Centre · 1In a statement, he described teachers as key partners in preparing future generations and strengthening the country's competitiveness in the knowledge economy. Centre · 1He also thanked administrative professionals in schools and higher education institutions, and the pioneers who carried the message of education in the UAE's early years.

Centre · 1Al Awar said rapid advances in artificial intelligence are placing new responsibilities on the education system, and that educators must keep developing their capabilities and use emerging technologies to enhance teaching. Centre · 1He said the education system is undergoing significant transformation, bringing schools closer to universities and research centres and aligning higher education outcomes with labour market needs. Centre · 1Al Awar added that preparing future generations is a shared national responsibility involving families, schools, universities and employers.

Centre · 1Separately, the Ministry of Education said the UAE marked the day with a tribute to educators; Education Minister Sarah Al Amiri called it an occasion embodying shared appreciation for a noble mission. Centre · 1Al Amiri said teachers have been vital partners in the UAE's development journey, that the leadership's support reflects belief in their role, and that collaboration between teachers and families gives students a solid foundation. Centre · 1World Teachers' Day is celebrated annually on 5 October under the auspices of Unesco to honour educators.

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Framing
Both outlets run the ministerial messages as straightforward tributes, with little outside comment. Gulf News leads with Al Awar and AI's new responsibilities for educators; The National leads with the Ministry of Education's tribute and Al Amiri's remarks.
Emphasis
Gulf News stresses AI, skills, the labour market and higher education. The National stresses teachers' role in national progress, leadership support and teacher-family collaboration.
Leaves out or plays down
Neither outlet includes teachers' own views or criticism. The National does not mention AI; Gulf News does not quote the Education Minister.
Charged language
“noble mission”“wise leadership”
For example
“rapid global advances in artificial intelligence are placing new responsibilities on the education system and its professionals” — Gulf News
“embodies a shared appreciation for a noble mission that broadens the horizons of societies” — The National

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