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Women's College students to get laptops
DUBAI - The Shaikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Humanitarian and Charity Foundation has decided to distribute laptops among students of the Women's College of the Higher Colleges of Technology and has allocated a total of Dh 0.5 million for this project, according to Khalifa Al Shaer, Director of the foundation.
The foundation has expanded its activities to assisting students and educational institutions. A total number of 9,000 school bags had so far been distributed among school students in Dubai and the Northern Emirates.
Mr Al Shaer received yesterday a group of students from Garnata Girls School who paid a visit to the foundation to express their thanks for the assistance offered to their school. The visit was part of the cooperation between the foundation and the educational institutions in the country.
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