Dr. Habiba, Head of the Student Affairs Organization and Deputy Minister of Science, emphasized the crucial role of the Technology Sports Olympiad in creating entrepreneurial opportunities and utilizing students' capabilities.

During a diagnostic meeting on the first Student Technology Sports Olympiad, she highlighted the event's timely occurrence after the 12-day Sacred Defense, imparting a lesson to keep moving forward despite difficulties.

Dr. Habiba appreciated the efforts of colleagues and stakeholders and called for starting preparations for the second Olympiad immediately, aiming for annual hosting to boost student enthusiasm.

She stressed close cooperation with relevant federations and organizations to maximize impact by leveraging past experiences and coordination, fostering creativity and innovation in diverse fields.

Effective communication and promoting the event are vital to fully exploit the opportunities created.

She also underscored the importance of collaboration with technology companies, enabling entrepreneurial opportunities for students.

Dr. Habiba pointed to the philanthropic role in supporting innovative ideas and startups, noting that technology foundations can support young entrepreneurs selflessly to realize their ideas.

She emphasized carefully selecting venues for the Olympiad, citing Amir Kabir University’s successful experience and the need to utilize other capable universities.

In closing, she appreciated Dr. Soroush and his team's efforts in successfully hosting the event, expressing hope for the second Olympiad’s high energy and quality for optimal learning and experience sharing.

Dr. Soroush, President of Amir Kabir University, recognized the Olympiad as a unique chance for youth, urging more support. He highlighted the importance of infrastructure for young people's sports and recreation in today's virtual worlds, ensuring facilities foster their active engagement.

He advocated for the Olympiad’s continuation as an annual event to cultivate a sports and scientific culture among students and suggested regional expansion involving universities from neighboring countries such as Afghanistan and Iraq.

The first Student Technology Sports Olympiad was held for the first time nationally with four main areas: digital, phygital, robotics, and innovation and technology in sports. The Research Institute of Physical Education and Sports Sciences led the innovation and technology segment of this national event.