More than half a million Syrian refugee children have not received any education in Lebanon, Turkey, and Jordan, according to the Human Rights Watch report.

Despite the difficult circumstances, the individual initiative made the difference. Not only by establishing schools for these children, but also by giving them opportunities to excel and excel in the entire world, by establishing the Hope Team for Syrian Refugees that wins international prizes in the field of robotics and artificial intelligence.

How has an individual initiative succeeded in giving refugee children hope through robotic technology? What is the secret of these young heroes? How much of the Arabs lose scientific competencies in wars and civil conflicts?

An interesting dialogue between Khadija Bin Qennah and Dr. Fadi Al-Halabi, founder of the Al-Amal Team, one of the Syrian refugee children, who won international prizes for robotics.

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