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Taaleem Expands Educational Influence with Acquisition of Harrow International Schools

Taaleem Expands Educational Influence with Acquisition of Harrow International Schools
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Dubai-based educational group Taaleem has finalized the acquisition of Harrow International Schools Ltd from the UK, securing exclusive operational rights across the UAE.

Renowned as a historic bastion of educational excellence, Harrow School boasts a legacy of nurturing influential figures like Lord Byron and Winston Churchill.

The agreement extends Taaleem's influence beyond the UAE, encompassing rights in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, and Kuwait. This strategic move aligns with Taaleem’s aim to broaden regional presence and diversify offerings, reinforcing its status as a listed entity on the Dubai Financial Markets.

Khalid Al Tayer, Chairman of Taaleem, expressed pride in the partnership, emphasizing the fusion of Harrow’s prestigious tradition with Taaleem’s regional expertise and cultural values.

"We are committed to fostering an environment where students can excel academically and personally,"

he affirmed.

David Eyton, Chairman of the Governors of Harrow School, echoed enthusiasm, highlighting the joint commitment to educational excellence.

"By integrating Harrow Values into our curriculum, we aim to prepare students from diverse backgrounds for leadership and lifelong learning,"

he remarked.

The acquisition complements Taaleem’s upcoming projects, including the launch of Dubai British Schools in 2024 and 2025, underscoring their dedication to enhancing educational standards in alignment with the UAE's economic vision.

Alan Williamson, CEO of Taaleem, emphasized the privilege of extending Harrow's legacy across the GCC.

"This partnership enables us to offer an unparalleled educational experience, reinforcing our commitment to premium education in the region,"

he concluded.

The acquisition marks a significant milestone for both entities, promising to elevate educational standards and opportunities across the GCC region.

News Source: Khaleej Times

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