The city of Homs recently hosted the conclusion of the 15th season of the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) in Syria. The event brought together elite teams from universities across the country for an intense, five-hour competition focused on analytical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork.
A Battle of Minds in Homs
The national finals created an impressive atmosphere of enthusiasm and intense focus as the country’s brightest young programmers worked to solve complex algorithmic challenges. The competition serves as a crucial platform for identifying top talent and preparing them for the next level of competition on the regional and international stages. The Syrian Forum, a non-profit organization, supported the event as a Silver Sponsor.
Supporting Syria’s Future Technologists
The Syrian Forum’s sponsorship underscores a commitment to nurturing Syria’s next generation of technology leaders. Ghassan Hitto, CEO of the Syrian Forum, and Hudhayfah Tafankji, Director of Education Programs, were present at the event to affirm the organization’s dedication to empowering Syrian programmers. The goal is to equip these creative minds with the skills and experience needed to compete globally and contribute to building the future of technology in Syria.
About The ICPC
The International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) is the oldest, largest, and most prestigious university-level programming competition in the world. Operating on six continents, it provides a global platform for students to excel in computer science and software development.
About The Syrian Forum
The Syrian Forum is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the Syrian cause and contributing to a bright future for the country. Through various programs, including education and community support, it aims to empower individuals and foster development.
Source: Syrian Forum
