At least 512 students in East Java became ill after eating a meal from Indonesia’s free school-meals programme. The supplying kitchen was suspended for 30 days while health authorities investigate the cause.
Yemen’s Education Ministry recognized Syrian student Ruaa Mahmoud Sheikh as the top secondary-school student in Al-Mahra after her name was initially left off the honors list. A Saudi newspaper also reported that a private university in Aden offered her a full medical scholarship.
The UAE’s TDRA began its 2026 in-person digital camp in Abu Dhabi on 3 August for Emirati students aged 9 to 15. The programme offers practical activities in artificial intelligence, coding, cybersecurity, and other emerging technologies.
Summer camps in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain are giving children opportunities to explore museums, nature, art, and technology. The programmes include hands-on activities and learning about the UAE’s history and culture.
Around 100 secondary-school students visited Kuwait University to learn about scientific research and possible university specializations. They toured science departments, met researchers, and joined practical engineering workshops.
Cairo University’s third innovation forum brought together researchers, students, professors, and experts. The event included an exhibition, discussions about research and industry, and awards for research projects and scientific posters.
Al Maqeedh Season 2026 is bringing different generations together through more than 80 educational and interactive activities across the UAE. The summer program is expected to reach over 3,000 participants.
Morocco is showcasing its aerospace capabilities at the 2026 Farnborough International Airshow. Its national pavilion brings together manufacturers, startups, an industry association, and a vocational training institute.
A King Abdulaziz University student team placed seventh in its category at a world underwater robotics championship in Canada. The university and team are exploring ways to develop the robot for marine services.
More than 12,000 gifted students are participating in Mawhiba’s 2026 summer programs in Saudi Arabia and abroad. The programs cover research, artificial intelligence, environmental sustainability, and other priority fields.
