Vice President of Benha University for Community Service and Environmental Development Honors the Winners of the “Future Geniuses” Competition Cup

Under the patronage of Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, Prof. Taha Ashour, Vice President of Benha University for Community Service and Environmental Development, honored the students who won the “Future Geniuses” Competition Cup. The competition was organized by the Public Service Center for the Development of Computer Systems and Information Technology at Benha University. He also honored students who obtained the internationally accredited Cisco Cybersecurity Certificate. This recognition reflects Benha University's commitment to supporting talented students and developing their skills in modern technology and digital innovation.
The event was attended by Dr. Ahmed Taha, Executive Director of Information and Director of the Center; Ms. Rania Moataz, Assistant University Secretary for Community Service and Environmental Development; and Eng. Amr Ahmed Metwally, Supervisor of Programming Courses at the Center.
Prof. Taha Ashour praised the high level of the participating students and the outstanding models they presented, which clearly demonstrate their ability to keep pace with technological advancements. He stressed the importance of investing in building young people's capabilities and equipping them with future skills, in line with the state's drive toward digital transformation and the creation of a knowledge society.
The Vice President added that organizing this competition and the subsequent recognition ceremony form part of the community and training role played by the Public Service Center for the Development of Computer Systems and Information Technology at Benha University. The Center continuously works to discover young talents, develop their abilities in programming, web design, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity, and prepare a generation equipped with the tools of creativity and innovation, ready to compete in the digital job market.
It is worth noting that the “Future Geniuses” Competition is the first of its kind launched by the Center. It gave students a genuine opportunity to compete and showcase their creative abilities and technical skills across four diverse technological tracks:
The Young Programmer track, focused on developing logical thinking and innovation through programming.
The Web Design track, highlighting students' skills in designing and developing websites.
The Young Designer track, aimed at fostering creativity and artistic skills in graphic design.
The Artificial Intelligence and Python Programming track, dedicated to exploring students' ability to apply AI technologies and modern programming tools.
The competition witnessed strong and distinguished rivalry among the participants, reflecting the skills and knowledge they had acquired through the Center's training programs. It also provided an important opportunity to transform theoretical knowledge into practical applications and projects, while encouraging students to innovate and engage in creative work.