Egypt honors 10-year-old programmer Martiros Mina ranked among world’s top 2%
Minister of Communications and Information Technology Raafat Hendy honored 10-year-old Martiros Mina for winning awards and securing top rankings in local and international programming and robotics competitions.
Martiros, a fourth-grade primary school pupil, won a gold medal in an international Python programming competition organized by China this year and ranked among the top two percent of participants worldwide, according to the ministry.
Hendy directed the ministry to allow Martiros to join the Robotics and Embedded Systems track under the Digital Egypt Clubs initiative, despite being below the program’s minimum enrollment age.
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