Dear Leadership of the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA),

With the utmost respect, we would like to express our sincere appreciation for the continuous efforts of KHDA in ensuring the quality of education and the well-being of all students in Dubai. The dedication of this authority to supporting families and protecting students’ futures is deeply valued by our community.

Many Iranian families have lived in the UAE for decades, and for many of our children, Dubai is the only home they have ever known. They have grown up in an environment of safety, stability, and opportunity under the wise leadership of this country, and we are profoundly grateful for that.

We write to you today with a humble and heartfelt request. With only a few months remaining in the current academic year, the potential closure of Iranian schools may place many students in a very difficult situation. These students are close to completing their academic year and receiving the certificates that are essential for their educational future.

A sudden transition to new schools at this stage of the academic year would be extremely challenging for many families, both educationally and financially. More importantly, it may disrupt the progress of students who have worked diligently throughout the year.

Therefore, with great respect, we kindly ask the KHDA to consider allowing Iranian students to remain enrolled in their current schools until the end of the academic year, so they may complete their studies and receive their certificates.

We trust in the wisdom, compassion, and fairness that KHDA has always shown in serving the diverse community of Dubai. We sincerely hope that our children will be allowed to complete this important stage of their education with stability and dignity.

Thank you very much for your time, understanding, and continued support for every child’s future in this city.

Yours sincerely