Students Richmond Park School from Bihac, Sarajevo and Tuzla were supported by their participation thanks to the successes on Bosepo competition, and in Tunisia achieved outstanding results. They won one gold, four silver and four bronze medals.
The gold medal won Davud Stulović and Muhtari Omar (Bihać), whose project was placed among the top 10 in the competition. The silver medal received Nadja Malkočević and Lamia Mršić (Tuzla), Eman Dautović and Ahmed, Asia Salimovic and Harun Ćufurović (Bihać), Lamija Murić (Bihać), Aiša Nur Ahmić and Esma Gurić (Sarajevo) Te Haleema Mohammed (Libya).
The students followed and supported by their mentors in this significant competition – Professors Azra Ahmić, Aida Sejdić and the Sadmir Delic, whose support was crucial for their success.
Accompanied by the Bosnian delegation, the Honorary Guest of Talha Konjić was from Gracanica.
Participation in international competitions such as IFEST2 provides young innovators the opportunity to test their ideas, exchange knowledge with peers from all over the world and gain an invaluable experience. These successes are not only individual achievements, but also inspiration for future generations to engage in research, science and innovation, the International School of Tuzla said.
I-FEST (International Festival of Engineering Science and Technology) is one of the most important international competitions for young innovators and scientists. It is held in Tunisia and brings together talented students from all over the world, allowing them to present their projects from different scientific and technology. This competition promotes creativity, innovation and solving global problems through scientific research work.
At this year’s I-FEST, Bosepo received a special recognition as an accredited partner, along with 15 more prestigious organizations from all over the world. BOSEPO is an internationally recognized competition of scientific projects that has been making an opportunity for young people to develop innovative ideas and successfully present them on the world scene.
(Vijesti.ba / Fena)
