SEE Institute, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, today inaugurated the SEE Global Sustainability Summit at The Sustainable City—the region’s first net zero emissions building.
This high-impact summit brings together global climate leaders and changemakers to advance actionable solutions in the face of growing climate urgency.
The summit opened with the unveiling of two major initiatives aimed at transforming climate education and awareness. The first is a Professional Diploma Program in sustainability, integrating applied AI with core environmental pillars such as energy, food, water, waste, and the built environment. Accredited by the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA), the program provides a pathway to Master’s-level qualifications and targets professionals seeking to deepen their impact.
In parallel, SEE Institute launched the Olive Green Academy (OGA)—the region’s first platform dedicated to nurturing sustainability and AI-driven content creators. Co-founded by Miss Earth 2022, Nadeen Ayoub, OGA is set to empower storytellers with tools and training to drive climate action through innovative, digital narratives.
“SEE Institute carries the responsibility of sharing over two decades of sustainability knowledge through a 360-degree strategy,”
said Eng. Faris Saeed, Founder and Chairman.
“From R&D to education and storytelling, we aim to foster global impact.”
Echoing this mission, Ayoub highlighted OGA’s role in mobilizing creators:
“Our courses offer more than education—they are a launchpad for climate influence. And this is just the beginning.”
Running over two days, the summit features keynote dialogues, international experts, a youth-led hackathon, and immersive exhibitions blending science, tech, and art. With a clear focus on education, innovation, and collaboration, SEE Institute is steering the region toward a more resilient, sustainable future.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
