- 12,500+ Students Trained
- 480+ Workshops Delivered
- 85+ Summer Camps
- 120+ National & International Awards
- Participation in 10+ International Competitions
- Thousands of STEM Projects Completed
Since its establishment in 2001, the Regional Informatics Center (RIC) has been a leading hub for robotics, artificial intelligence, programming, and STEM education. Through education, innovation, and international competitions, RIC has empowered thousands of students and contributed to developing the next generation of technology leaders across Egypt and the MENA region.
Students Empowered
Thousands of school and university students trained through high-quality educational programs and hands-on learning experiences.
Training & Workshops
Hundreds of technical workshops, programming courses, robotics sessions, and summer camps delivered to develop future innovators.
Competitions & Championships
Organizing and participating in national, regional, and international competitions in robotics, AI, programming, and STEM.
National Teams
Preparing Egyptian teams to represent the country in international Olympiads, robotics championships, and world-class programming contests.
International Recognition
Achieving outstanding international results while proudly representing Egypt in global technology and engineering competitions.
Strategic Partnerships
Building strong collaborations with universities, government entities, industry leaders, and international organizations to advance technology education.
Innovation & Research
Encouraging creativity, engineering excellence, applied research, and emerging technologies through real-world projects and innovation initiatives.
Future Leaders
Developing leadership, teamwork, communication, creativity, and problem-solving skills that prepare students for successful careers in technology.
For more than two decades, RIC has remained committed to inspiring innovation, advancing technology education, and empowering the next generation of engineers, programmers, researchers, and technology leaders across Egypt and beyond.