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In statements to “Sharjah24,” Boushabs said the hackathon brought together more than 150 students from seven private schools across the Emirate of Sharjah. Participants completed over 32 hours of training focused on developing their ideas and enhancing future-ready skills in line with the approved Sharjah Graduate Attributes.
Boushabs expressed pride in the students’ outstanding ideas and creativity, congratulating the winning teams on their well-deserved achievement.
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