Five participants from the club joined a programme held from 11 to 19 July, featuring 20 workshops, interactive activities and knowledge stations covering entrepreneurship, innovative design, artificial intelligence, robotics, data science, food security, marine engineering and smart logistics.

The programme also featured field visits to the Sharjah Maritime Academy, the Department of Agriculture and Livestock, DP World, and the Sharjah Entrepreneurship Center (Sheraa).

The participants concluded their involvement by competing in the Future Solutions Hackathon, where they developed technology-based projects to address real-world challenges and strengthened teamwork, innovation and problem-solving skills.

Manea Al Naqbi, Director of the “A Holiday Reimagined” programme at Al Hamriyah Club, said that participation reflects the organising committee's commitment to developing young people's skills and to preparing a generation capable of meeting future challenges. They also thanked the Rubu' Qarn Foundation and the Rubu' Qarn Science and Technology Centre for organising the initiative.