Pres. advocates for educational institutions to evolve in tandem with global economic and social shifts

President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has urged that educational institutions need to evolve with global economic and social transformations.

President Solih underscored the urgency for educational institutions to evolve with global economic and social transformations, in his statement, articulated in a written address to the nation, delivered on World Teachers' Day, annually commemorated on 5th October.

The President in his statement emphasized that the trajectory of international development is now irrevocably geared towards modern technology and innovative productivity.

Additionally, President Solih acknowledged the pivotal role of teachers in shaping responsible generations that uphold the nation's duties. As such, he highlighted the importance of recognizing teachers' invaluable contributions to society, asserting that they are instrumental in human resource development.

President Solih also stressed teachers' need to acquaint themselves with new technologies and modern teaching methodologies, citing these as crucial elements for national development. He further noted the need to fortify the Maldivian social fabric, advocating for teachers to exemplify Islamic values.

Moreover, he underscored the importance of providing children with a robust upbringing, which includes educating them on Islamic creed, theology, and values while promoting cultural literary legacy.

On World Teachers' Day, President Solih extended his best wishes and heartfelt gratitude to all educators in the Maldives for their invaluable service to the nation.

World Teachers' Day 2023 is observed under the theme "The teachers we need for the education we want: The global imperative to reverse the teacher shortage." This day is a tribute to teachers worldwide, acknowledging their transformative and enduring impact on others' lives.