The vice president for science and technology affairs stated: participation of Islamic world’s students in the third round of Noor Student Competitions has increased.

According to the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs, Sorena Sattari, the vice president for science and technology affairs, pointed out the increased level of participation of students in the Islamic world in Noor Competitions in the closing ceremony of the third round of Noor Student Competitions, expressing: this year, students participated in the event from four other countries.

He added: in addition, a total of 1700 works were delivered to the event, which is indicative of an increase in this regard.

The chairman of Mustafa prize Policy Making Council also asserted: similar to previous years, the competition was efficiently performed and the results for students were positive and considerable.

Sattari continued: considering three successful rounds of the competition, it could be expressed that the event has yielded great results.

He considered holding such events and competition for students suitable, conveying: the third round of the event was very good and we have had developments in this field.

Pointing out that the third round of Noor Student Competition was held with the title of “Ismail al-Jazari” in student and robotics sections, Sattari affirmed: Ismail al-Jazari was one of the most effective sciences in the field of robotics and, without a doubt, the founder of mechanical mechanisms in the world.

He also claimed: the call for this round of the event was published last December and registration was ended in August. The topic of the compeititon was producing short one-minute films by students on the topic of motion and test mechanisms (mechanics) in various arenas of this field.