UPCOMING RAR-INSTITUTE WEBINAR (The Importance of Quality Education for Rohingya Youth)

The Rohingya Academic Research Institute (RAR-Institute) is honoured to welcome brother Mr. Khin Maung, Acting President of the United Council of Rohingya (UCR), as our guest speaker for an important discussion on quality education and educational opportunities for Rohingya youth.

Brother Mr. Khin Maung is actively involved in Rohingya leadership and advocacy. He serves as Acting President of UCR, a representative body advocating for Rohingya repatriation, justice, accountability, and human rights. He is also a member of the Management Committee of the Examination Board of Rohingya Refugees (EBRR) and is currently pursuing a Master of Business Administration in Leadership at the European International University.

Key Discussion: How Can Rohingya Youth Access Quality Education?

Quality education remains a significant challenge for many Rohingya youths due to limited access to formal education, financial difficulties, language barriers, displacement, and a lack of recognised academic pathways. Addressing these challenges requires practical solutions, community commitment, and stronger collaboration among educational institutions, community leaders, and international academic partners.

This webinar will explore how Rohingya youth can access better educational opportunities through community-led education initiatives, online learning, scholarships, academic partnerships, professional training, and international collaboration. It will also highlight the importance of developing critical-thinking, research, and leadership skills to prepare young people for higher education and future opportunities.

This webinar will highlight the importance of quality education for Rohingya youth, the challenges they face in accessing educational opportunities, and practical ways to overcome these barriers and build a brighter future through learning, knowledge, and leadership.

At RAR Institute, we believe that every Rohingya young person deserves access to quality education, equal learning opportunities, and the chance to fulfil their academic potential. Investing in education is essential to strengthening knowledge, developing future leaders, and building a more educated and capable Rohingya community.

We look forward to an insightful discussion on educational access, equal opportunities, and practical pathways to help Rohingya youth pursue their educational aspirations.

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