Ajman’s Happy Summer 2026 brings skills, games and learning

AJMAN, United Arab Emirates — Ajman’s Department of Finance is taking part in the Government of Ajman’s Our Happy Summer 2026 program with a set of educational and interactive activities aimed at helping children and families make productive use of the school break.

This year’s lineup includes three programs designed to mix learning with hands-on participation. The Abacus Challenge Camp focuses on mental arithmetic and concentration, while Ajman Mal Plus combines financial literacy with artificial intelligence concepts. A third activity, Play it Right!, is built as a family-friendly experience that blends recreation with learning.

Officials said the initiative reflects the department’s broader effort to support community programs that build practical skills and encourage continuous learning. The activities are intended to give young participants exposure to financial awareness, critical thinking and modern technology in a format that is engaging and accessible.

Marwan Ahmed Al Ali, director-general of Ajman’s Department of Finance, said the participation supports long-term community development and aligns with the emirate’s broader vision for a knowledge-based economy.

He said the programs were developed to help children and young people learn through interactive methods while also introducing them to financial concepts and the use of new technology.

The department has invited parents and students to register and take part in the summer activities. More sessions and participation details are expected to follow as the program continues through the season.

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