A Spark at Seven – Meet Taiba
Taiba, curious about the world and how things worked. Always asking “why?” When her toy broke, she didn’t cry, she opened it up, interested to know how it worked.
A Place that Sees Potential
Taiba’s teachers at school saw something special in her and recommended her for an assessment at SACGC to join their school. SACGC welcomed Taiba’s curiosity, protected it, challenged it, and encouraged it.
She wasn’t told to stop asking questions, she was taught how to ask better ones.
Learning by Doing
At age 11, Taiba takes her first coding workshop hosted by the Technological Development Department at SACGC. By age 13, she participated in an international robotics competition.
At SACGC, it wasn’t bout medals and trophies, it was about confidence, identity, and the joy of building something meaningful.
SACGC gave her tools, not just physical like 3D printers but mental tools like logic, creativity, teamwork, and resilience.
A Community of Dreamers and Doers
At 17, Taiba joins SACGC as a part timer to teach and train younger kids that have registered for the Technology Department workshops.
She was a part of something bigger, a national mission to build Kuwait’s future through its most valuable resource, its people.
From Curiosity to Creation
At 21, Taiba creates his first innovation product and presents it to the Innovation department, then she registered the product under a patent.
Not because she wanted to be known and famous but because she wanted to solve a real problem in her community.
When Taiba stood on stage at the SACGC Innovation Forum, she glanced into the crowd and saw dozens of younger children watching. One of them might be the next Taiba.
