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Kuwait Times
16-07-2025
- Business
- Kuwait Times
Zain's Innovation Nation Summer Camp empowers 2,600 children
Zain's Innovation Nation Summer Camp empowers 2,600 children Another milestone reinforcing company's role as a key enabler of Kuwait's digital future KUWAIT: Zain Kuwait has successfully concluded the third edition of its Innovation Nation Summer Camp, held in collaboration with Sabah Al-Ahmad Center for Giftedness and Creativity — a Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences (KFAS) center — and Assima Mall. The program successfully empowered nearly 2,600 boys and girls to explore the worlds of technology and digital innovation, creating unforgettable memories that pave the way for their future ambitions. Over the course of ten days, the camp provided an inspiring, interactive space for children aged 7 to 14 to engage in exciting educational experiences across innovative fields such as robotics, artificial intelligence, 3D printing, electronics, and renewable energy. Fun educational experiences on the fundamentals of technology. Zain continues its efforts to digitally empower the next generation. The success of this year's camp marks another milestone in Zain's ongoing journey to empower future generations, reinforcing its role as a key enabler of Kuwait's digital transformation through educational and community initiatives that open doors to innovation and knowledge. The workshops were led by a team of certified trainers from the Sabah Al-Ahmad Center, in addition to engineering students from GUST (the Innovation Nation Leaders) and part-time members of Zain's FUN program. The team developed interactive educational content using non-traditional methods that encouraged children to experiment, discover, and learn through hands-on practice. Activities included fun learning experiences that focused on practical, interactive components, such as building pet-shaped robots and delivery bots, learning the basics of AI, exploring 3D printing and electronics, and understanding concepts in renewable energy and smart innovation. These experiences enriched the children's passion for technology and science. This camp was part of the wider Innovation Nation initiative, which embodies Zain's strategy to support and empower the next generation by offering inspiring educational opportunities in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields. It reaffirms Zain's commitment to playing a vital role in shaping a promising digital future for Kuwait.
Arab Times
05-07-2025
- Science
- Arab Times
Kuwaiti students participate in 2025 International Chemistry Olympiad in Dubai
KUWAIT CITY, July 5: A delegation of Kuwaiti students, under the sponsorship of the Sabah Al-Ahmad Center for Giftedness and Creativity (SAGC), is participating in the 2025 International Chemistry Olympiad, which commenced Saturday in Dubai and will run until July 14. In a statement to KUNA, the center affirmed that the participation forms part of its ongoing mission to support talented students and enhance their scientific abilities. The initiative is the result of close cooperation between the SAGC, the Ministry of Education, and Kuwait University. A subsidiary of the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences (KFAS), the center noted that this international involvement aligns with its long-term strategy to train and qualify students through rigorous year-long programs. These include both theoretical and practical modules, conducted under the guidance of internationally recognized experts and trainers in the field of chemistry. The center emphasized that it seeks not only to showcase the abilities of young Kuwaiti talents on the global stage but also to strengthen the country's presence in scientific and academic forums. This is in accordance with KFAS's broader vision of supporting research, innovation, and the nurturing of youth potential. SAGC extended its best wishes to the four participating students—Ali Behbehani, Ali Yousef, Manal Al-Kandari, and Ghazal Al-Mutairi—expressing confidence in their ability to deliver results that honor the name of Kuwait and elevate its standing in international scientific arenas. The center reaffirmed its commitment to investing in the nation's promising minds, honing their skills, and creating an environment that fosters excellence and innovation. It also reiterated its leading role in empowering national talent and preparing future generations to represent Kuwait across various global scientific platforms.
Kuwait Times
30-06-2025
- Business
- Kuwait Times
Zain holds Innovation Digital Nation Summer Camp for employees' kids
Zain holds Innovation Digital Nation Summer Camp for employees' kids Company invests in its own to shape a digitally creative future KUWAIT: Zain successfully held the second edition of its Innovation Nation (IN) Digital Summer Camp for employees' children, in collaboration with Sabah Al-Ahmad Center for Giftedness and Creativity (SACGC) — one of the centers of the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences (KFAS). The program aimed to help shape a creative digital generation capable of leading tomorrow's economy with confidence. The camp was held at the Zain Innovation Campus (ZINC) at the company's main headquarters in Shuwaikh. This specialized program in digital skill-building reflects Zain's commitment to investing in the next generation of digital leaders, starting from within its own corporate family. It focused on developing children's skills in innovation, creativity, robotics, logical thinking, and problem-solving. This year's program saw wide engagement from the targeted age groups (children aged 7–10 and youth aged 11–14). Interactive activities and hands-on workshops that combined learning and fun. Group photo of participants – Children aged 7–10 years. Group photo of participants – Youth aged 11–14 years. It featured a range of interactive activities and hands-on workshops that blended education with entertainment, providing a stimulating environment to explore young talents in technology, engineering, and science (STEM). The program reflects Zain's vision to foster innovation and creativity, elevate digital competence across various segments of society, and support entrepreneurial thinking among the next generation, all in alignment with the demands of the digital economy and the goals of building an Innovation Nation. This initiative adds to the series of impactful programs Zain leads as part of its Innovation Nation initiative to empower future generations and prepare youth to lead Kuwait's digital transformation journey.
Arab Times
14-04-2025
- Science
- Arab Times
Kuwait's SACGC opens registration for Youth Science Forum 2025
KUWAIT CITY, April 14: The Sabah Al-Ahmad Center for Giftedness and Creativity (SACGC) announced on Sunday that registration for the upcoming London International Youth Science Forum (LIYSF 2025) will remain open until Sunday, April 20. In an official statement, the center emphasized its commitment to empowering Kuwaiti youth by offering access to world-class scientific experiences. The forum, to be held in London, provides participants with a unique opportunity to gain knowledge and research skills that expand their capabilities and open new avenues for academic and professional growth. The center invited Kuwaiti students between the ages of 16 and 21 with an interest in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) to apply before the deadline. It added that all expenses will be fully covered by the center, including program fees, airfare, accommodation, and meals. The forum program includes lectures by Nobel Prize-winning scientists, hands-on workshops, and field visits to leading research institutions such as Oxford and Cambridge universities. In addition to the scientific component, participants will engage in cultural activities and interact with peers from around the globe, fostering a rich environment for knowledge exchange. The center encouraged interested students to visit its official website or follow its social media platforms (@sacgc_kw) for details about registration requirements and eligibility. LIYSF is regarded as a leading international science event, hosting over 500 students from more than 70 countries each year. Its mission is to inspire young people through advanced scientific exploration and promote academic and intellectual development in STEM fields. The LIYSF 2025 will be hosted at Imperial College London—one of the world's top academic institutions—from July 23 to August 6, 2025.
Arab Times
30-01-2025
- Business
- Arab Times
Gulf Forum for Gifted Students concludes in Kuwait with focus on innovation and cooperation
KUWAIT CITY, Jan 30: The Sabah Al-Ahmad Center for Giftedness and Creativity concluded the second Gulf Forum for Gifted Students on Wednesday, which began on January 26. In his speech at the closing ceremony held at the Joint Talent Academy Theater, Minister of Education Sayed Jalal Al-Tabtabaei emphasized that the distinguished event brought together promising young minds from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, providing an environment that stimulates creativity and strengthens cooperation among the people of the Arabian Gulf. He highlighted the importance of nurturing talent and innovation at all levels. Minister Al-Tabtabaei stated that societies that invest in creative minds and empower individuals with innovative ideas are the ones that lead the future. He noted that the Ministry of Education is working tirelessly to create an environment that supports gifted students, enhancing programs and initiatives designed to develop their potential and prepare them to become future pioneers and leaders of change. He emphasized that this approach aligns with the vision of "Kuwait 2035," which places creative human capital at the forefront of its priorities. This vision aims to build a knowledge-based economy by developing educational policies, promoting innovation, and empowering talented students to contribute to preparing a generation capable of leading the future and achieving Kuwait's development ambitions. The Director General of the Center, Nada Al-Daihani, also spoke at the event, describing the forum as part of a comprehensive strategic plan for 2025, which began in 2023 to support talented students in Kuwait. She expressed hope that the participating Gulf delegations would bring their experiences from Kuwait back to their home countries. The forum's activities included several workshops, training courses, and competitions. At the closing ceremony, the Gulf delegations that participated in the event were honored.
