Knowledge Box and National Bonds Launch a New Phase of the Young Investor Program

The Knowledge Fund has announced, in collaboration with National Bonds, the launch of a new phase of the “Little Investor” program. This pioneering educational initiative aims to enhance financial literacy among students in private schools within the emirate, representing a strategic partnership between public and private sectors.

In its current phase, the program aims to reach over 75,000 students across 50 private schools in Dubai. This reflects the rapid expansion of the initiative since its inception, as well as the commitment of government entities to integrate financial education into supplemental school curricula, aligning with the objectives of the “Dubai Education Strategy 2033” and the “Dubai Social Agenda 33.”

Success

This expansion is based on the success achieved during the initial phase of the program, which began in Dubai schools as a unique initiative in the region. Its goal is to equip students with an understanding of saving and personal financial planning from an early age through interactive units and innovative educational content.

Abdullah Mohammed Al Awar, CEO of the Knowledge Fund, stated: “The Little Investor program reflects our strategic direction in promoting quality education and supporting initiatives that equip our students with essential life skills, particularly financial skills. We believe that investing in our children’s education is an investment in Dubai’s future, and we take pride in the leading role of the fund in fostering innovative partnerships between the government and the private sector to achieve this goal.”

Mohammed Qassem Al Ali, CEO of National Bonds, expressed: “We are proud of our partnership with the Knowledge Fund in implementing this program, which underscores our commitment to preparing a financially aware generation capable of making informed financial decisions. Early financial education is the cornerstone of building a stable and prosperous society in the long run. In light of the rapid technological developments surrounding students at various stages of their lives, we believe it is crucial to equip them with the financial skills they need, not only during their education but also in their future careers, so they are better prepared for a future that demands awareness, flexibility, and smart decision-making.” The Knowledge Fund aims, through this initiative, to play a significant role in enhancing the integration of governmental and private sector roles.

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