Al-Taqaddum Al-Ilmi Concludes Activities of the 10th Edition of the 'Generation of Science' Program
The Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences (KFAS) announced the conclusion of the tenth edition of the “Generation of Sciences” program for 2026, which targeted middle and high school students. The program delivered an interactive educational experience that combined scientific lectures, practical workshops, experiments, and field visits.
In a press statement, the foundation said the program is part of its efforts to foster young people’s and youth’s interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), and to promote a culture of research and innovation through an enabling environment that facilitates the transition from acquiring knowledge to hands-on experience and application.
It clarified that the program’s content was tailored to the age and cognitive levels of the participants. The middle school stage focused on nurturing scientific passion and enhancing thinking and communication skills, while the high school stage offered deeper content in creative thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork skills.
The program engaged a distinguished group of Kuwaiti academics and researchers to deliver rich content aligned with Kuwait’s priorities and developmental needs. It also provided students with the opportunity to explore diverse scientific disciplines and visit academic environments to discover their interests and gain a clear vision of their future career paths.
The high school stage concluded with an exhibition of student projects, showcasing 20 scientific and innovative project groups based on national priorities. This exhibition served as a practical platform that enabled students to apply the skills they had acquired, particularly in scientific communication and simplifying concepts for the public.
The foundation emphasized that continuing the program for its tenth year reflects its commitment to investing in young national talent and preparing a generation equipped with the knowledge and skills to contribute to the country’s future, in line with KFAS’s 2025–2029 strategy, which aims to develop capabilities and enhance the role of science in building a knowledge-based economy.
