Staff Reporter : Eight winners of Huawei’s ‘Seeds for the Future 2025, Bangladesh’, have started their 10-day trip to China. During the trip, they will be attending Digital Talent Summit along with training on 5G, AI, IoT, and Smart City; and social exchange programs. Huawei Bangladesh shared this information in a press release issued on Sunday.
This program is designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of promising young talents by exposing them to the latest advancements in technology and innovation. By participating in expert-led training sessions and engaging with industry leaders at the Digital Talent Summit, the students will gain hands-on experience and a global perspective that will empower them to become future leaders in Bangladesh’s rapidly evolving ICT sector.
Tanvir Ahmed, Head of External Communications, Huawei South Asia, said, “It is our 12th year of arranging Seeds for the Future program in Bangladesh. It is not just a competition, but a valuable journey through what our students get advanced ICT and Telco knowledge in Bangladesh or abroad. In such global gathering we always find our Bangladeshi students outstanding with their performance and participation. They also get the opportunity to do impactful networking. We hope this year’s Bangladeshi winners will use the full opportunity of this upcoming arrangement and it will make them more competent to contribute to Bangladesh’s ICT journey.”
Syed Atif Ryhan, American International University – Bangladesh; Farisa Zaynah Zaman, North South University; Nafim Karim Khan, BRAC University; Md. Rezwan Ullah,
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), Tasnia Iffat, University of Dhaka; Md Safius Sifat, Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology (RUET); Nufsat Farooque and Wasif Uddin from Islamic University of Technology are in this China trip. Through screening of around 3,000 resumes of applicants, these eight winners have been selected through multi-level screening like interviews, written test, presentation skills, group and individual performance.
Globally, the program has made a remarkable impact, with participation from 141 countries and over 18,000 students directly benefiting from its initiatives. Additionally, it has established more than 500 collaborations with leading universities and colleges across the globe.