Representatives Emirates Foundation and the Presidential Office in the UAE Pay Their First Visit to Our Foundation
On Friday, October 11, a total of six representatives—three from Emirates Foundation and three from the National Projects Bureau of the Presidential Office—visited the Moralogy Foundation through the Embassy of the UAE （United Arab Emirates）.
The purpose of this visit was to learn about our Foundation’s initiatives in moral education, family education programs, youth development, and intergenerational learning, and to explore how these could be applied to education in the UAE.
The UAE delegation first toured the memorial hall dedicated to our Foundation’s founder, Chikuro Hiroike (Doctor of Law), where they deepened their understanding of the importance of morality in lifelong education and the field of moralogy（moral science）.
Next, we gave a presentation introducing the various projects and specific activities carried out by our Foundation in the areas of (1) moral education, (2) family education, (3) youth activities, and (4) intergenerational learning.
During the subsequent question-and-answer session, there was a lively exchange of views, with questions ranging from how to reconcile morality and the economy to specific inquiries about the practical implementation of the Foundation’s educational program.
The UAE delegation expressed a desire to continue exchanges with the Foundation regarding moral education in the future, and it is expected that this visit will serve as a catalyst for the further expansion of international educational exchange centered on morality.
