Big dreams for Palestinian teens at Singapore robot fest
Palestinian student Razan Shawar traveled for 24 hours to Singapore to present her team's AI-powered invention at the World Robot Olympiad. She told AFP that innovation, not conflict, should define their future.
Innovation over conflict
Razan emphasized that their participation aims to highlight creativity and problem-solving, steering attention away from war and towards technology and education.
"Innovation — not war — should be why we are here," Razan said.
A platform for change
The World Robot Olympiad offers young talents worldwide a chance to demonstrate their skills, fostering a spirit of competition and collaboration focused on science and technology.
Challenges and aspirations
Although travel and resources pose difficulties, these teens dream big and work hard, hoping their inventions can bring positive change to their communities.
Palestinian youth on a global stage stress the power of innovation in shaping a peaceful future, overcoming adversity through technology.
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