SHORT SUMMARY

Support Armenia’s rising innovators—the GDL team from Gyumri—who once again won the National Round of the World Robot Olympiad (WRO2025) and are now preparing to represent Armenia at the World Robot Olympiad International in Singapore.

Last year, thanks to your support, these students proudly represented Armenia in Italy and returned with gold medals, proving that Armenian youth can shine on the world stage. Now, they need your help again to continue their journey of continuos development towards innovation.

IMPACT

With your support:

Silva, Mkrtich and Elen will participate in the WRO 2025 International in Singapore.

They will gain exposure to cutting-edge technologies, new cultures, and high-level competition.

Their success will inspire thousands of Armenian students to invole in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

Armenia’s reputation as a country of smart, talented youth will grow stronger on the global map.

The team continues to have a social impact by voluntarily teaching robotics to younger children in their community, nurturing the next generation of innovators.

PROBLEM

Although the GDL team won gold medals last year and once again proved themselves at the national level, they face a familiar barrier: financial constraints.

SOLUTION

Your support will help:

Cover the team’s travel, visa, accommodation, and participation fees.

Provide mentorship and resources to prepare for the competition.

Make it possible for Armenian students to compete internationally and succeed.

This campaign continues the momentum from last year’s gold-medal win and sends a strong message: Armenian youth can lead the future of technology.

TEAM

Silva (15) – Robotics enthusiast, pianist, dancer, and book lover.

Mkrtich (14) – Math genius and robotics leader with multiple national awards; sports lover. 

Elen (15) – Creative problem solver, violinist, dancer, and logic games fan.

The GDL team combines talent, discipline, and a strong sense of social responsibility, mentoring younger children and spreading STEM knowledge in their community.

BUDGET

FAQ

1.How old are the team members?

15, 15, and 14 years old.

2.Did they participate internationally before?

Yes, in 2024 they represented Armenia in Italy and won gold medals.

3.Is this year’s event government-funded?

No, all costs must be covered by the participants or private donors.

4.What is their project?

The GDL team’s project is called WINGO—a prototype of a flying car designed to reduce urban traffic and serve as a fast and flexible emergency response solution.

5.Is WINGO practical and innovative?

Yes. WINGO is a visionary response to real-world issues like traffic congestion and disaster relief and pave the way for greener cities.