Huawei ‘Seeds For The Future 2024 Bangladesh’ is now open for registration with the aim to develop an ICT ecosystem by enhancing ICT knowledge of students in the country.
Bangladeshi undergraduate students in third year or above can enroll to this competition by sharing their resume.
The announcement of ‘Seeds for the Future 2024 Bangladesh’ came in a launching ceremony on Saturday at Huawei Bangladesh Academy.
Architect Yeafesh Osman, Science & Technology Minister, Bangladesh; was present at the inauguration event as the chief guest with Yao Wen, ambassador of China to Bangladesh; Lokman Hossain Miah, executive chairman, Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA); Engr. Sheikh Reaz Ahmed, commissioner, Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission; along with other guests in attendance.
The program was started with a welcome speech by Pan Junfeng, president of Huawei South Asia Region & CEO of Huawei Bangladesh.
This year, the Bangladesh round champion will win Huawei Matebook, first runner-up will win Huawei Pad and second runner-up will win Huawei Smart Watch.
Beside these, the top two project teams of APAC round will get a chance to visit China.
Architect Yeafesh Osman, said: "China has been helping Bangladesh to move forward in the technology sector.”
He appreciated Huawei’s effort for organizing this program, and urged the participants to use the facilities provided by this program.
Yao Wen said: "Seeds For The Future is a flagship program of Huawei. This aims to better fulfill social responsibility and nurture young talents in Bangladesh in ICT sector. This program meets the needs Bangladesh in broad prospects in the future.”
“Young people are the creators of Bangladesh’s future. As well as the future of Bangladesh and China friendly relations. I sincerely hope, the students of this program could full use of this knowledge platform provided by Huawei; engage in many and exchanges, improve to competence to serve the country," he added.
Pan Junfeng said: “Through this program, we have succeeded providing the Bangladeshi students global-standard grooming facilities. I am confident that this year we shall see more talents joining the competition and leading Bangladesh’s technological progression as competent ICT experts in the long run.”
Bangladeshi students with a minimum CGPA of 3.30 can enroll in this competition. Interested students have to submit their CV to [email protected] by March 20.
Since its inception in Bangladesh in 2014, the 'Seeds for the Future' has provided valuable opportunities for the youth of this country, offering exposure to state-of-the-art technologies and insights from industry experts.
Globally, over 15,000 students have already been benefited from the program.
