Egyptian Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr. Abdel Aziz Kansoh, has announced the objectives of the Young Creative Award. The award, which is under the auspices of Egyptian President's wife, Mrs. Entissar El-Sisi, aims to discover and nurture young talents in Egypt. Dr. Kansoh stated that the award will target two age groups: children aged 5-12 years and teenagers aged 13-18 years. This will allow a wide range of young people with different talents to participate.
The Young Creative Award will focus on three main areas: literature, arts, and creativity and innovation. These areas will enable the discovery of young people's real capabilities and contribute to building a strong foundation for the country's future. The award will provide opportunities for young people to develop their skills and creativity. The literature category will include short stories, poetry in Arabic and colloquial dialects, and theatrical writing.
The arts category of the Young Creative Award will include drawing, environmental expression, and musical performances on the violin and piano. The performances will be subject to approved artistic controls. In addition, traditional and national singing will be part of the award, contributing to the development of children's aesthetic sense. This will allow young people to express themselves creatively.
The creativity and innovation category will focus on digital applications, electronic sites, artificial intelligence systems, and digital transformation. This will enable young people to present innovative ideas and projects that address current issues. The award will also consider scientific innovations and prototypes that provide practical solutions. This will encourage young people to think creatively and develop innovative solutions.
Dr. Kansoh emphasized the importance of the Young Creative Award in discovering and developing young talents. He stated that the award will provide opportunities for young people to develop their skills and creativity. The award will also contribute to building a strong foundation for Egypt's future. By supporting young people, the award aims to create a better future for the country.
The Young Creative Award is an initiative to support and encourage young people in Egypt. The award will provide a platform for young people to showcase their talents and creativity. By targeting two age groups, the award will cater to a wide range of young people. This will enable the discovery of young talents and provide opportunities for their development.
The Young Creative Award will be implemented under the supervision of the Egyptian Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. The award will be subject to specific controls and regulations. The ministry aims to make the award a recurring event that will support young people in Egypt. The award will contribute to the development of young people's skills and creativity.
Key points
- The Young Creative Award targets two age groups: 5-12 years and 13-18 years.
- The award focuses on three main areas: literature, arts, and creativity and innovation.
- The award aims to discover and nurture young talents in Egypt.
