Khalifa Fund and Cyber Security Council launch specialized online safety workshops for participants aged four to 18 across Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, and Al Dhafra.
ABU DHABI : The Khalifa Fund for Enterprise Development has partnered with the UAE Cyber Security Council to deliver comprehensive cybersecurity training for children and teenagers enrolled in the Future Entrepreneur Programme 2026 summer camp.
The joint initiative, operating under the banner “Their summer today. Their ventures tomorrow… with safety and confidence,” integrates core digital security practices directly into business training. Delivered across Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, and Al Dhafra, the sessions focus on protecting personal data, securing digital identities, and navigating online financial platforms safely.
As digital tools, electronic payments, and data management become central to modern business, organizers are equipping young participants with the knowledge to identify cyber threats before launching their own ventures. The curriculum emphasizes how safeguarding digital assets directly impacts business stability and long-term commercial growth.
The Future Entrepreneur Programme caters to participants aged four to 18, dividing them into four distinct age-appropriate tracks: Young Innovators, Foundation Stage, Intermediate Stage, and Advanced Stage.
Through practical workshops, interactive simulations, direct mentoring, and project presentations, participants develop business concepts while embedding security measures into their models. The summer program will culminate in a formal graduation ceremony where students present their final business projects and receive certifications.
By targeting the next generation of founders, the Khalifa Fund and the Cyber Security Council aim to advance the UAE’s broader strategy of cultivating a secure, knowledge-based digital economy built on national talent.
