24 June 2025
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Youth Innovation

SLT-Mobitel Champions Youth Innovation at SLIoT Challenge 2025 in Sri Lanka

Shahzaib02 mins

SLT-Mobitel’s SLIoT Challenge 2025 successfully showcased Sri Lanka’s emerging IoT talent across schools, universities, and the open sector. By combining expert-led workshops with competitive innovation, the event strengthened youth engagement and contributed to the country’s digital transformation journey. University of Moratuwa teams dominated the university category, while diverse winners highlighted IoT’s wide-reaching impact.

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TKAWEN: Paving the Way for a Digital Algeria with National Certification and Trust Systems

Shahzaib07 mins

TKAWEN, a digital platform incubated at Badji Mokhtar University, aims to revolutionize Algeria’s certification process with secure, blockchain-powered credentials. The project received strong support from key ministries, positioning it as a cornerstone of Algeria’s digital transformation and sovereign infrastructure for trust, competence, and knowledge-based economy.

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North Africa’s Digital Revolution: Innovation Driving Socio-Economic Transformation

Shahzaib06 mins

North Africa is experiencing a digital revolution, with technology driving innovation across sectors like fintech, healthcare, and education. Youth-led initiatives are championing change, while challenges such as digital divides and gender gaps remain. The region is advancing toward sustainable development through digital transformation, boosting equity and resilience.

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Zain Jordan and National Company for Employment and Training Launch New ZINC Branch in Aqaba to Support Youth Innovation

Shahzaib03 mins

Zain Jordan and the National Company for Employment and Training have signed an MoU to open a new ZINC branch in Aqaba. The initiative aims to support youth entrepreneurship through training, digital manufacturing, and technical education. This collaboration celebrates ZINC’s 10th anniversary and furthers economic development in Jordan’s southern governorates.

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