Al-Sayer renews strategic partnership with Kuwait National Robotics Championship

Al-Sayer Group renewed its strategic partnership with the Kuwait National Robotics Championship for the 2026-2027 season, reaffirming its commitment to empowering youth, fostering innovation, and supporting the development of a knowledge-based economy, in alignment with Kuwait Vision 2035.

The renewal was announced at a press conference held at the University of Kuwait on October 4, 2026, attended by representatives from Al-Sayer Group, the University of Kuwait, educational institutions, and partner organizations. This partnership reflects a shared commitment to preparing future generations through science, technology, engineering, and innovation, equipping students with the skills necessary to succeed in an increasingly digital world.

On this occasion, Mohammed Nasser Al-Sayer, Executive Board Member and Chairman of the Sustainability Committee at Al-Sayer Group, reaffirmed the Group’s ongoing commitment to investing in youth and education. He stated, “We at Al-Sayer Group are proud to renew our strategic partnership with the Kuwait National Robotics Championship and to continue supporting innovation, education, and youth capacity building in Kuwait. Investing in youth is investing in the future of our nation. As technology transforms sectors and societies, we must equip the next generation with the knowledge, skills, and opportunities needed to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital economy.”

He added that the championship serves as an important platform for nurturing creativity, critical thinking, and technical capabilities. Through hands-on experiences in robotics, automation, and artificial intelligence, participants also develop leadership and teamwork skills that contribute to Kuwait’s economic and technological advancement.

For his part, Dr. Haider Bahbahani, Acting Dean of the College of Science at the University of Kuwait, emphasized the importance of academic institutions and cross-sector collaboration in developing national competencies. He said, “The Kuwait National Robotics Championship encourages students to translate theoretical knowledge into practical solutions, providing them with applied experience in emerging technologies, alongside developing the analytical and creative skills needed to face future challenges. The University of Kuwait continues to support initiatives that stimulate scientific curiosity and strengthen Kuwait’s innovation ecosystem.”

Meanwhile, Eng. Ibrahim Al-Fawzan, Senior Manager of Toyota Services and Vice Chairman of the Sustainability Committee at Al-Sayer Group, highlighted the championship’s role in enhancing students’ capabilities. He noted that student robotics competitions offer valuable opportunities to apply classroom learning to real-world challenges. Beyond technical knowledge, participants acquire problem-solving, teamwork, perseverance, and adaptability skills. The continuous growth of the championship reflects the increasing interest of youth in science and technology, and we look forward to seeing the ideas and solutions they will present this season.

Eng. Nihad Al-Hajj Ali, Director of Corporate Excellence Group at Al-Sayer Group, underscored the importance of sustained partnerships in achieving lasting societal benefits. He explained that Al-Sayer Group’s sustainability strategy focuses on developing people and society alongside environmental responsibility. Supporting the Kuwait National Robotics Championship reflects our belief that human capital development is a cornerstone for building a resilient and prosperous future. Through our partnerships with educational institutions and relevant national entities, we continue to provide opportunities that empower young talent, encourage innovation, and support Kuwait’s sustainable development goals.

The 2026-2027 season brings together students from across Kuwait to explore technology, develop innovative solutions, and learn through collaboration. The championship is jointly supported by the University of Kuwait, the Ministry of Education, the Public Authority for Youth and Sports, Al-Sayer Group, and partners from both the public and private sectors.