1. Smart Cities: A set of advanced solutions and technologies aimed at improving the quality of life in cities, enhancing sustainability, and resource efficiency.
2. Marketing and Event Management: Includes services designed to enhance brand identity, increase awareness, and improve the customer journey within the event/destination/brand.

 
Conditions and Specifications for the Innovation Track:

In addition to complying with the general participation requirements, the following is required for submissions  in the Innovation Track:

1. Originality of the idea and its possessing a creative element.

2. Attention to the technical aspect of the idea.


3. The innovation should present a new concept or a significant development of a previous idea.

4. The student should provide a visual presentation in clear English, which should include the following:

- Introduction of the innovative project or product, clearly stating its purpose, materials, and uses of each material.

- Detailed explanation of the working methodology in a logical order.
- Clarification through necessary illustrations, a colored and high-resolution image of the innovation model. If the submission has reached the third or fourth stage, it should also include an explanation of the nature of the product or service resulting from the innovation.
- Development of a financial and marketing plan, an economic feasibility study, and future financial and marketing plans.
- Identification of the social impact of the project and determination of the target market.
- Assignment of tasks to each team member in the project, if there are multiple participants, without mentioning the participants' names, universities, or supervisors.

5. If the innovation has received financial support from any external funding entity outside the university, or if there are rights to the project or idea held by any other party, a letter of consent from the funding entity or concerned party must be attached to participate in the award.


6. Inclusion of the patent from the granting authority if available.

Section Two: Entrepreneurial Project:
Conditions and specifications for entrepreneurial projects:

In addition to complying with the general participation requirements, the following are required for participation in business industry projects:

1. The submission should be innovative and present a new idea or a developed idea based on a previous one.

2. It should be entrepreneurial and address economic issues.

3. The project should have been previously implemented, transformed into a practical model, and marketed.

4. If the project has received financial support from any external granting authority or if there are rights to the project or idea held by another entity, a letter of consent from the granting authority must be included with the submission.

5. The student should deliver a visual presentation in clear language (English), including the following:

✔ Introduction to the entrepreneurial project or product, clearly stating its purpose, materials, and uses of each material.

✔ Detailed explanation of the working methodology in the project, organized logically.

✔ Illustrations and a high-resolution colored image of the innovation model, and if the submission has reached the third or fourth stage, the presentation must also include an explanation of the nature of the product or service that resulted from the innovation.

✔ Development of a financial and marketing plan, an economic feasibility study for the project, and future financial and marketing plans.

✔ Identification of the project's social impact and the target market.

✔ Determination of the time taken to transform the project into practical reality and the market that was targeted with the project, as well as defining each team member's role (entrepreneurs) in the project in case of multiple participants, without mentioning the participants' names, universities, or supervisors.