IEEE WIE ISGIS SAG presents Skill Bridge 2.0, an upgraded version focused on personal development. This event is designed to help participants enhance their leadership skills, improve communication, and accelerate career growth. With interactive workshops, expert mentoring, and networking opportunities, Skill Bridge 2.0 equips attendees with valuable tools to excel in both their professional and personal lives. Tunisie, Sfax, Tunisia

Arduino 2.0 Arduino 2.0 is a hands-on workshop designed to introduce participants to the world of Arduino. This event will cover the basics of Arduino hardware and software, allowing participants to create their own simple projects and explore the potential of this powerful open-source platform. Sfax, Sfax, Tunisia, 3021

The IEEE SMC Tunisia Chapter officers are pleased to announce that our society provided the technical co-sponsorship of the (https://amcai-atia.tn/), which will be held on 14-16 October 2025 in Valenciennes, France. IEEE AMCAI is a leading Afro-Mediterranean Artificial Intelligence (AI) conference that unites researchers, engineers, and practitioners from the Mediterranean, Africa and beyond. It focuses on applied and theoretical AI research to address real-world challenges across different sectors including engineering, science, education, healthcare, industry, robotics and more. The conference welcomes contributions from government and academia. In its second edition, it aims to showcase high-quality AI research and foster cooperation. For more details, visit the website (https://amcai-atia.tn/) Valenciennes, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France

IIT RASBot IIT RASBot is a robotics competition event featuring a variety of exciting challenges, including robot follower, fighting robots, drones, and all-terrain robots. Participants will showcase their skills and creativity in building robots designed for specific tasks, all while competing in a dynamic and engaging environment. Sfax, Sfax, Tunisia, 3021

This robotics competition is made up of five sections, each one of which puts your machine through a different challenge. These may focus on Automation Navigation, High-Precision Remote Control, Mechanical Bearing Capacity or Creativity. For these competitions participants will design, build and program robots to meet the challenges. They can be expected to apply what they have learned in electricity or perhaps new mechanical concepts learned here. The competition has two levels: Junior Challenge : for children to enter the competition with a simple and fun robotics event. Student Challenge: for college or senior high students to compete in an advanced technical and problem-solving field. Tunis, Tunis, Tunisia