The first science and skills competition for Afghan students living in Iran was held in cooperation with the international affairs association of Amirkabir University of Technology and the Afghanistan Desk of the Mostafa Science and Technology Foundation, with the aim of identifying talent.<\/p>\n
The event, held at Amirkabir University of Technology and featuring chess, Rubik’s Cube and spaghetti structure competitions, offered Afghan students an opportunity to showcase their abilities and talents in an academic and competitive setting.<\/p>\n
Dr. Saadat from Kabul University, a representative of the Afghan Olympic Committee in Iran, and the political deputy of Pakdasht governorate attended the ceremony. Dr. Abhari, head of the international affairs division of the Mostafa Science and Technology Foundation, stressed the need to overcome limitations and pursue continuous efforts for the scientific advancement of young people, and said Afghanistan and Iran have a distinguished record in the sciences of the Islamic world.<\/p>\n
Seyed Ayoub Hosseini, head of the Afghanistan Desk at the Mostafa Science and Technology Foundation, announced plans for Afghan elites to take part in the third Iran Technology Olympiad, so that the younger generation can become more familiar with scientific and innovation capacities and find opportunities to work in technology.<\/p>\n
On the other hand, the vice president for international affairs at Amirkabir University of Technology, while encouraging students, especially Afghan girls, referred to the development of their studies at Iranian universities and stressed the importance of supporting the talents of Afghan students for scientific growth.<\/p>\n
In addition to creating a healthy competitive atmosphere, the competition plays an important role in strengthening ties between the Afghan youth and Iranian scientific institutions, which can be effective in identifying talent and developing skills for the scientific advancement of Afghanistan and the region.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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