Misr el-Kheir Foundation partners Intel Science and Engineering Fair - 2013
- Egypt: Thursday, November 08 - 2012 at 12:35
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Intel Egypt and Misr el-kheir Foundation collaborating at Intel Science and Engineering Cairo Fair - IMSEF 2013 with the support of Egyptian Ministry of Education, aiming to motivate young talented Egyptian students to instill leadership & innovation skills, pursue a successful career and showcase their talents to the world.
Students from all governorates, between age 14 and 18 years, will participate in 11 different local fairs which will be held starting from this month under Intel and Misr el-Kheir collaboration around the governorates of Cairo, Giza, Kalioubia, Assuit, Aswan, Ismailia, Luxor, North Sinai, El-Minya, EL-Sharkiah and Suez to present more than 120 projects. After students' projects selection which will take place at the final fair in Cairo on February 2013, the top three projects will represent Egypt in Intel International science & engineering Fair "Intel ISEF" in May 2013 and share them with more than 70 countries around the world in the United States.
Karim El Fateh, Intel Egypt country Manager stated that "Intel is committed to the improvement of the society through the innovation of education. The competition encourages Egyptian youth to think like innovators and apply their entrepreneurial skills to develop ideas and solutions to improve societal problems."
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