UAE wins Arab-world crown at 2025 Robotics Olympiad in Jordan
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) were the most successful team at the 2025 Robot Football Olympics Jordan, and thus, they became the best Arab nation to win the gold. The win was given to The Schools of Research Science team, which was equally brilliant in both junior and senior categories.
In total, 104 teams from 12 countries (UAE, Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Algeria, Qatar, Syria, Palestine, Iraq, Lebanon, and Bahrain) participated in the competition. The Schools of Research Science team surpassed all the others – even the ones from the host country – and thus, they were able to take the championship’s first place.
The team consists of Mahra Nasser Al Ali, Sheikha Hamdan bin Kadfour Al Meheri, Omar Mohammed Qasem, Nidal Hani Abdullah, Osama Amro Al Zabda, Aisha Fouad Al Hashemi, Sheikha Faisal Al Tamimi, Mohammed Hamdan Khan, Mohammed Adnan Karima, Azlan Khan, Youssef Maken, and Omar Muayad. Their coach is Abdullah Harb.
This accomplishment is the second consecutive year the team has made it to the top in the Arab world’s robotics championship. Such unceasing victories emphasize the students’ skills as well as the students’ training environment quality.
The Robot Football Olympics is a robot football tournament to be followed by creative robotics projects from countries all over the world. This competition is more than just playing a game. It is a place where students learn design, engineering, coding, and teamwork as well as the place where friendly rivalry and innovation.
The triumph is a clear indication that the school is still dedicated to nurturing STEM talents. The win is like an assurance that the UAE will remain the regional leader when it comes to youth robotics and innovation. More investment in STEM education can be triggered by the victory and parents and policymakers will be proud of the youth who, apart from academic excellence, are creative, collaborative, and good at problem-solving.
Firstly, for the students and their school, this win will be a source of motivation for more youngsters to engage in the field of robotics and its relevant areas. Secondly, it also sends a message across the Arab world: with focus, support, and teamwork, regional youth can match and beat competition from across countries.
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