STEM Skills Programme for Children in Iraqi Kurdistan

By John Lee.

Registration is open for the Armath Engineering Makerspace Programme in the Raparin region of Iraqi Kurdistan, targeting children aged 10 to 15.

The programme covers robotics, engineering, programming, and technology through hands-on activities, with training sessions held twice weekly to fit around school timetables.

Students will learn:

• Robotics & Programming
  • Build and program intelligent systems.
• 3D Design & Printing
  • Turn ideas into real objects.
• Engineering & Digital Fabrication
  • Explore CNC, laser, and drilling tools.
• Electronics & Advanced Technologies
  • Learn electronic systems and UAV basics.
• Innovation & Problem-Solving
  • Develop creativity, critical thinking, and teamwork.

Armath is an internationally recognised engineering education programme developed in Armenia by the Union of Advanced Technology Enterprises (UATE).

The initiative is organised by the Raparin Regional Development Agency (RRDA). The registration deadline is 6 November 2026.

Further information is available at the registration link or by calling +964 778 220 2000.

(Source: Raparin Regional Development Agency)

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