Raytheon Emirates, a wholly owned subsidiary of Raytheon Company (NYSE: RTN), is holding its interactive mathematics and science event MathAlive! at the Greater Universities of Modern technology's Ras Al Khaimah Female's University up until 19 April 2018. MathAlive! is being kept in partnership with the Higher Colleges of Technology (HCT) and in cooperation with the United Arab Emirates Ministry of Tolerance.

The exhibit was formally inaugurated throughout a bow reducing event by Sheikh Sultan bin Jamal bin Saqr Al Qasimi, Director of the Department of Citizens Affairs at the Emiri Diwan in Ras Al Khaimah, together with reps of HCT and Raytheon Emirates.

MathAlive! was established and created by Raytheon to educate and inspire students to pursue careers in science, modern technology, engineering and math (STEM) - crucial areas for future generations of UAE young people to add to the nation's economy

Sheikh Nahayan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Resistance, commented, "Tolerance is absolutely a stimulant for team effort which in itself advertises variety in idea, imagination and innovation. The MathAlive! event bears testament to this all natural technique of inclusion in utilizing scientific research as a bridge that promotes a setting of resistance and approval, which we all desire."

MathAlive! takes trainees on a journey right into STEM through 40 interactive attributes such as video games, sporting activities, robots and music, which likewise complement the school educational program. The event becomes part of Raytheon's bigger MathMovesU campaign, targeted at developing better awareness and recognition of mathematics among youngsters. The program utilizes a host of systems to urge students to recognize their potential in math and science.

John Brauneis, Chief Executive, Raytheon Emirates, said, "Raytheon is dedicated to the diversification of the UAE economic situation, and to the development of the nation's workforce capabilities, via the advancement of Emirati knowledge-based leaders. Experiences such as MathAlive!, kept in partnership with local universities that promote STEM education amongst youth, belong to the equation. We are pleased to bring this innovative exhibit to Ras Al Khaimah so that young Emiratis could interact with its countless hands-on activities in manner ins which are enjoyable and academic, stimulating a continual dedication to STEM education and professions."

At the launch occasion held Sunday, students from local primary schools were signed up with by loads of HCT undergrads seeking careers in high tech fields.

Dr. Abdullatif Al Shamsi, Vice Chancellor of the Higher Universities of Technology, said, "The HCT's transformative HCT 2.0 technique is devoted to ensuring our trainees are geared up with the skills to be successful in the future, by executing its "hybrid education" design that integrates traditional classroom direction with used training and occupational abilities. The hybrid education version likewise forges a company link in between the HCT scholastic programs and the worldwide recognized specialist certifications in order to make sure the work readiness of students with innovative technical abilities.

" We are pleased to be collaborating with Raytheon to present MathAlive! in Ras Al Khaimah. Our long-lasting partnership with Raytheon demonstrates our focus on innovation in education, ensuring our students will certainly have the abilities of teamwork, versatility, global recognition, infotech, and analytical thinking to ensure that they make important payments to the United Arab Emirates' continued advancement," he added.

Raytheon's MathAlive! was launched in the Gulf in 2013, and has attracted more approximately 500,000 visitors because its launching. The tour has made 14 quits across the region consisting of 2 in Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah, as well as in Dubai and Sharjah. To make the tour possible, Raytheon partnered with the Abu Dhabi Technology Development Board, along with the Greater Colleges of Innovation, Sharjah Science Museum, Khalifa University and RAK Colleges