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His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, met today with the top-performing graduates of the Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences (MBRU).

The meeting took place at the historic Union House in Dubai. His Highness congratulated the graduates on their achievements and praised their dedication and scientific excellence.

He emphasized that these values reflect the founding principles of the University and align with the UAE’s continuous pursuit of excellence in education and healthcare.

Sheikh Mohammed highlighted the importance of nurturing talented individuals capable of shaping the future of medicine and scientific research in the region. He noted that the graduates represent key pillars of the UAE’s vision to build a world-class academic and healthcare ecosystem.

His Highness stated, “We take pride in these achievements, which form part of the broader success story the nation is building. This academic excellence stands as a testament to the UAE’s ability to shape the future by nurturing exceptional minds across vital sectors.”

He also described MBRU as a beacon of modern knowledge and a hub for innovation in the healthcare sector. The university, he said, plays a crucial role in preparing future leaders in medicine and scientific research, in line with the UAE’s vision to become a global knowledge and healthcare centre.

The meeting was attended by:

  • H.E. Dr. Raja Easa Al Gurg, Member of the Dubai Health Board and Chairperson of the MBRU Council
  • H.E. Dr. Alawi Alsheikh-Ali, Director General of the Dubai Health Authority
  • H.E. Dr. Amer Sharif, CEO of Dubai Health and President of MBRU
  • Dr. Hanan Al Suwaidi, Acting Chief Academic Officer of Dubai Health and Provost of MBRU
  • Members of the MBRU Council

The 2025 graduating class includes 164 students from 30 nationalities. Among them are 129 female graduates, including 52 Emiratis.