Tunisia / New Delhi, India: The World Robotics Sports Organization (WORSO) has officially appointed Ste El Manahel as its National Partner in Tunisia, marking a significant milestone in the expansion of robotics sports and STEM innovation across North Africa.
Under the partnership, Ste El Manahel will lead the promotion and development of WORSO initiatives in Tunisia, including the organization of national robotics competitions, educational outreach programs, STEM engagement activities, and the selection of Tunisian teams for international robotics sports events.
A key highlight of the collaboration will be the launch of the Tunisia National Robotics Championship, which will serve as the official qualification platform for Tunisian teams aspiring to participate in Technoxian – World Robotics Cup 10.0, one of the world’s largest robotics and AI competitions.
The championship is expected to bring together students, innovators, educational institutions, robotics clubs, and technology enthusiasts from across Tunisia, providing them with an opportunity to showcase their engineering, programming, and problem-solving capabilities on a national and global stage.
Speaking on the partnership, Raj Sharma, President of WORSO, said:
“We are delighted to welcome Ste El Manahel as our official National Partner in Tunisia. Tunisia has a vibrant community of young innovators and technology enthusiasts with tremendous potential in robotics and STEM. Through this partnership, we aim to create greater opportunities for students and innovators to participate in global robotics sports and contribute to the growing international robotics ecosystem.”
He further added:
“The Tunisia National Robotics Championship will play a crucial role in identifying and nurturing talented teams that can represent the nation at Technoxian World Robotics Cup 10.0 and other international robotics sports platforms. We look forward to a long-term collaboration that inspires innovation and technological excellence.”
Expressing his enthusiasm about the collaboration, Ghassen Mansour, Director of Ste El Manahel, stated:
“We are honored to be entrusted with the responsibility of representing WORSO in Tunisia. This partnership opens exciting opportunities for Tunisian students, schools, universities, and robotics enthusiasts to engage with a truly global robotics community.”
He added: “Our goal is to build a strong robotics culture in Tunisia by encouraging innovation, creativity, teamwork, and technical excellence. The Tunisia National Robotics Championship will serve as a gateway for our talented youth to compete internationally and demonstrate their capabilities on the global stage at Technoxian World Robotics Cup 10.0.”
The partnership reinforces WORSO’s mission of expanding robotics sports worldwide and creating international pathways for young innovators to engage in technology-driven competition, STEM education, and global collaboration.