Gulf Robot Olympiad concludes with creative participation
Empowering youth in innovation
Aisha Al Nasser, National Coordinator of the Olympiad, stated that the event was held under the theme "Industry and Innovation for Sustainable Community Development," aiming to empower students with robotic challenges, develop their skills in artificial intelligence, train them in project design practices, and foster social responsibility and initiative.
Fostering creative thinking
Al Nasser highlighted that the Olympiad encouraged students to think creatively and solve community issues using AI, robotics, and scientific research.
Appreciation for organisers
She expressed her gratitude to the Arab Bureau of Education for the Gulf States for their efforts in making the Olympiad a successful and impactful experience for young innovators.
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