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Ajman, United Arab Emirates
Situated along the Persian Gulf, the city of Ajman is the capital of the Ajman emirate in the United Arab Emirates.
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City population
564,627
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Member since
2024
Mayor
Chairman of Ajman Executive Council Ms Rashid bin Humaid Al Nuaimi
Vision
The city’s strategic objectives are designed to ensure world-class education and focus on bridging the gap between academic learning and employability. Furthermore, the city emphasizes enhancing workforce skills through lifelong learning, ensuring that education aligns with market demands. Priority areas include providing quality education and promoting lifelong learning opportunities across all demographics.
My vision is to create a city where lifelong learning becomes the foundation for personal growth, community development and a thriving future for all.
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Chairman of Ajman Executive Council Ms Rashid bin Humaid Al Nuaimi
Mayor of Ajman
Policies, plan and implementation
Equity and inclusion
Ajman is working to propel women into science and entrepreneurship roles. Efforts focus on making learning spaces accessible to vulnerable groups and championing cultural diversity, underscoring Ajman’s dedication to tolerance and broad-based educational opportunities.
Decent work and entrepreneurship
Ajman is offering support programmes for entrepreneurs and small businesses. These include mentorship, training and the provision of resources through platforms like Ajman University Innovation Center (AUIC), fostering a nurturing environment for start-ups and business innovation.
Good practices
Ajman University Innovation Center (AUIC)
AUIC, accredited by the Global Innovation Institute, offers a nurturing ecosystem for start-ups. Providing resources, mentorship and networking, it empowers entrepreneurs to transform ideas into businesses, promoting continuous learning and skills enhancement.
Ajman Museum
Ajman Museum offers an enriched learning experience through interactive displays, guided tours and an app offering in-depth insights. Hosting workshops, exhibitions and special events like the ‘Year of the 50th Exhibition’, the museum promotes cultural understanding, historical awareness and lifelong learning in a dynamic environment.