KUWAIT CITY, Oct 2: Kuwait University inaugurated the Kuwait National Robotics Championship on Tuesday, aimed at enhancing students' technical and creative skills in artificial intelligence and robotics. Dr. Fayez Al-Dhafiri, the Secretary-General of the University, emphasized that the championship aligns with the university’s strategic plan to bolster the National Development Plan 2035 by enhancing the capabilities of citizens and institutions.

Scheduled to take place from February 8 to 11, the championship is open to all educational stages throughout the country.

Nasser Al-Sheikh, Acting Director General of the Public Authority for Youth, highlighted that the championship provides students with vital skills to improve their technical abilities. He stressed the need for intensified efforts in modern technology fields to address the state's evolving demands.

Maryam Al-Anzi, Acting Assistant Undersecretary for Educational Development and Activities at the Ministry of Education, noted that the competition is designed to nurture a well-informed generation capable of tackling future challenges while refining their skills and expanding their capabilities.

Waleed Al-Khashti, Chief Corporate Affairs and Relations Officer at Zain Kuwait, reaffirmed the company’s commitment to this edition of the championship. He pointed out the previous competition's success in enhancing students' technological skills and helping them navigate potential career paths in scientific and technical fields.

Additionally, Mohammed Al Sayer, Executive Board Member and Chairman of the Sustainability Committee at Al Sayer Group, announced that the company is a strategic partner in the tournament. He stated that their objective is to promote education in the fields of science, technology, and engineering, encourage creative and technical initiatives, and support social empowerment and early learning for future generations.