A total of four Bangladeshi students will participate in the final stage of “Seeds For The Future” Asia Pacific round.
They are Shadmin Sultana from the University of Dhaka, Mohsina Taz from Brac University, Wasifa Rahman Rashmi and MD Sumit Hasan from IUT Bangladesh.
They were selected from eight students who previously participated in the Thailand round of the same competition, said a press release on Tuesday.
The final round named “Tech4Good Accelerator Camp” will be held in Singapore.
“Seeds for the future 2022, Bangladesh” ended with nine winners earlier this July,
who left the country on August 18 to participate in the following round in Thailand.
Among the 24 teams in the Thailand round, Bangladeshi “Team Ether” ranked third
with their presentation and qualified for the final round in Singapore.
At the final round, participants will get the opportunity to interact with mentors for exposure to real-life cases to get a rather realistic understanding of business operations and the ICT industry.
According to the release, this will give them a clearer idea about how businesses work, eventually enhancing their business-thinking skills, which can help them in refining their project designs.
Jason Lizongsheng, board member of Huawei Technologies (Bangladesh) Limited, said: “Seeds for the Future has been designed to seek, nurture and upskill global talents to help them secure a bright future for themselves. This Accelerator Camp comes as a remarkable opportunity for the participants to learn first-hand knowledge from industry experts and enhance their practical ICT-related knowledge.”