Blida 1 University hosts the qualifying competition for the Eurobot 2026 contest, leading to the world final
04/09/2026

On April 7th, 2026, Blida 1 University hosted the qualifying rounds for the Eurobot 2026 competition. This event determines who will represent Algeria in the global finals in Europe. The competition took place in a vibrant atmosphere, attended by university officials, professors, students from various disciplines, and members of the national press. The event served as a vital hub for interaction and the exchange of expertise in the fields of innovation and technology.

Official Opening and Vision
The competition was inaugurated by the Rector of the University, Professor Mohamed Bezzina. In his opening remarks, he emphasized:

The vital importance of scientific competitions in fostering student creativity.

The enhancement of student capabilities in engineering and Artificial Intelligence (AI).

The university’s pivotal role in supporting innovation to drive the national economy by preparing a skilled workforce ready for future challenges.

Participants and Organization
Under the supervision of Blida 1 University and organized by the Computer Science Club (CSCClub) of the Faculty of Sciences, the event saw distinguished participation from several prestigious institutions, including:

Blida 1 University

University of Boumerdès

National Higher School of Artificial Intelligence (ENSIA) – Sidi Abdellah

National Higher School of Autonomous Systems (ENSAS)

The student teams showcased innovative robotic projects that reflected the high quality of education and mentorship within these institutions. The projects highlighted a spirit of positive competition and teamwork, all evaluated by a professional jury from the Center for Development of Advanced Technologies (CDTA).

Results: Blida 1 Takes the Lead
The Blida 1 University team secured first place nationally, officially qualifying to represent Algeria in the world finals. This achievement stands as a testament to the excellence of the students and the caliber of scientific supervision provided by the university.