In an unprecedented initiative to foster scientific research and innovation among university students, the United Media Services Company, in collaboration with the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, has announced the launch of the “Gen-Z” competition. This ambitious project aims to be the largest competition of its kind in Egypt, with a staggering funding and support package amounting to 50 million Egyptian pounds.
The “Gen-Z” competition is designed to encourage and highlight the innovative capabilities of Egyptian university students. It will provide a platform for young researchers to present their groundbreaking ideas and projects, potentially leading to significant advancements in various scientific fields.
In an exciting twist, the competition will be showcased as a TV program on the DMC channel, aiming to reach a broad audience and inspire even more young minds to pursue scientific endeavors. The United Media Services Company has already released a promotional video for the program, stirring considerable interest and anticipation among students and academic institutions alike.
Applications for the “Gen-Z” competition will be open from September 22 to October 1, 2024. Interested students can submit their proposals and projects via the dedicated website at [https://gen-z.untapcompete.
This initiative underscores the United Media Services Company’s commitment to promoting scientific research and innovation in Egypt. By providing substantial financial support and a public platform for students’ work, the company hopes to cultivate a new generation of scientists and innovators who will contribute to the country’s development and global scientific community.
Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, expressed his enthusiasm for the project, stating, “The ‘Gen-Z’ competition is a testament to our commitment to nurturing young talent and driving scientific progress. We are excited to see the innovative ideas that will emerge from this competition and the positive impact they will have on our society.”
As the application period approaches, university campuses across Egypt are buzzing with excitement. Students are eagerly preparing their submissions, hoping to secure a spot in what promises to be a transformative and highly competitive event.
