Kuwaiti students participate in the Robotics World Championship in US

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KUWAIT CITY, April 27: The Ministry of Education of Kuwait proudly announces its participation in the Robotics World Championship in Dallas, Texas, United States. Three high school student teams, along with a middle school team, are competing in this prestigious event, scheduled from April 25 to May 3. They join a cohort of 1,800 teams hailing from 40 countries worldwide.

Mona Salem, the General Director of Computers at the Ministry of Education, expressed enthusiasm for this international endeavor. She highlighted that the Kuwaiti teams secured their spots after excelling in the qualifiers of the Kuwait National Robotics Competition, held last March. The qualifiers, organized and overseen by the Department of Computer Science at the College of Science – Kuwait University, were conducted in strategic collaboration with the Sabah Al-Ahmad Center for Giftedness and Creativity, a leading institution under the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences. Zain Mobile Telecommunications Company provided crucial support for the initiative.

Salem underscored the significance of this participation as a remarkable opportunity for students to engage in cross-cultural exchanges and glean insights from diverse perspectives. She emphasized that the experience would not only bolster the practical and theoretical skills of the participants but also foster innovation, critical thinking, and teamwork. Salem extended her best wishes for success to all the Kuwaiti teams competing in the prestigious event.

As Kuwaiti students are set to showcase their talent and innovation on the global stage, anticipation mounts for their performance and contributions to the field of robotics. Stay tuned for updates on their journey and achievements at the Robotics World Championship.

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