INSAT Students Shine at Deep Dive into Blockchain 2026: Tunisia’s Tech Talent Takes the Global Stage
Students from the National Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology (INSAT) have made a remarkable impression at the international Deep Dive into Blockchain 2026 program, a prestigious initiative that brought together students and emerging tech talents from over 65 countries. Their participation has yielded multiple standout achievements for Tunisia across various stages of the competition.
Key Achievements on the Global Stage
- Rayan Hanfi and Amna Salmi secured first place in South Africa.
- Maryem Ouertani claimed fourth place in Zurich, Switzerland.
- Anas Souaidi was selected as a mentor and instructor for the Zurich leg of the program, further amplifying Tunisia’s presence.
These results highlight the exceptional caliber of Tunisian students in specialized technology fields and demonstrate their ability to compete against top-tier participants from around the world in a program dedicated to blockchain innovation.
Driving Forward Tunisian Scientific and Technological Excellence
INSAT’s success aligns with a broader momentum to elevate Tunisia’s scientific and technological capabilities. Blockchain, alongside other cutting-edge digital technologies, represents a strategic domain where targeted training and exposure to international programs empower young talent to refine their expertise and thrive in global tech ecosystems.
By participating in initiatives like Deep Dive into Blockchain 2026, Tunisian students are not only showcasing their technical prowess but also positioning themselves at the forefront of the next generation of blockchain developers, researchers, and industry leaders. This international exposure continues to strengthen Tunisia’s reputation as a growing hub for digital innovation and tech education.
