Culture & Education | Wednesday 14 March, 2018 6:31 am |

Mena College of Management (MCM) participated in the 7th Gulf Education Conference and Exhibition at the University of Business and Technology (UBT) in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia on 20 – 21st February 2018. 

Over 20,000 students representing fifty Arab nations and other countries participated in the event. 

Reiterating his commitment of quality education, President, Mena College of Management, Prof (Dr) Abdel Moneim Ahmed said that his faculty would leave no stone unturned to update their students to keep them apace with modern skills, academic techniques, scientific and practical knowledge. 

“MENA College of Management which its academic programs from February 2015, is duly accredited by the Commission Academic Accreditation in the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research,” Dr Ahmad said. "In order to provide Bachelor’s programs in administrative sectors of the labor market, MENA College has been valuable addition.”
Al-Kaya's aspirations are in line with the rapid Development of health and tourism in Dubai and the Gulf region such as hospitality Management, health information management and human resources. 

“These programs have been approved by the Academic Accreditation Authority of the Ministry of Higher Education And Scientific Research,” he said. “These sectors emphasize the great growth witnessed by the Emirate, but also the need to fill the shortage of skills required by these sectors."

Dr Ahmed impressed upon the need to sync the scientific quest with the modern-day requirements in order to serve better the Gulf market in general and Arab Labor market in particular. 

Underlining the objectives of the College, media advisor to the Faculty of Management, Mena, Malak Al Kouri said that it is important to blend various trends available to the education sector to converge them onto a single point through exhibitions so that students are properly informed about them. "It is important that the end user of the technology takes its benefit to hilt,” she said. “Conferences such as these where the leaders of education in have all come to contribute in order to raise the quality of the education services, have a key role in highlighting the trends in the contemporary education.”

 Mena, she said, has emerged as a formidable institution for a vast majority of students via high quality programs supported by research, which in turn build a generation of qualified graduates to work in the field of management and provide a wide range of quality services to the community.

In addition, the Mena Management School's pavilion has witnessed a wide range of interest in the Hospitality and Hotel Management sector and also in the Bachelor’s program in the Health Information.