Bahaa Maimouni wins Arab Reading Challenge 10th edition
The Arab Reading Challenge in Tunisia announced that student Bahaa Maimouni from the fifth grade secured first place at the national level after more than 232,000 students from 3,481 schools participated in qualifying rounds supervised by 6,535 supervisors. The closing ceremony in Tunis was attended by representatives from the Ministry of Education, the UAE Ambassador, and also announced the winners of special awards: Mounir Al-Furiji received the title of "Outstanding Supervisor," Sidi Amer School was named "Outstanding School," and Rawan Ashbouli won first place in the category for people with special needs. Launched in 2015 and now involving over 40 million students across 60 countries, the challenge aims to promote reading among students, enhance comprehension and analytical skills, and develop the Arabic language to build an educated generation that contributes to future development.
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