About ICode

Founded in 2019, ICode is a non-profit organization on a mission to empower the next generation through the language of the future - coding. By 2022, ICode introduced the International Youth Coding Certification Exam, reaching 3.5 million students across 4,000+ schools. Through the years, ICode earned national recognition by joining the Ministry of Education’s Whitelist Competition - the prestigious National Youth Educational Achievements Exhibition, serving over 5 million students globally with 2 million in China alone.

About ICode4good Asean 10 - Nations League

The ICode4Good ASEAN 10 - Nations League is a regional initiative launched by ICode in collaboration with Youth Ambassadors to expand the reach of coding education and competition across Southeast Asia. This program brings the spirit of the ICode competition to 10 key locations across the region, including Malaysia (Sarawak, Sabah, Melaka, Johor), Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam (Da Nang & Ho Chi Minh City), Thailand (Bangkok), and Indonesia (Bali). Through this initiative, ICode aims to inspire digital innovation, foster cross-cultural exchange, and nurture future-ready youth leaders across ASEAN.

About Hope Cup

Established in China in 1990, the competition has grown into an international mathematics event for primary and secondary school students, attracting over 30 million participants to date from countries such as Japan, Brazil, Angola, and Mozambique. Organized by the Asia International Mathematical Research Association, it continues to expand its global reach, including the launch of the International Hope Cup in Canada in 2022.

Competition cultivates students' creativity and problem-solving abilities through the dynamic application of digital technology.About AIGC

The AIGC Competition aims to inspire and empower youth to explore the power of Generative AI in storytelling and digital creation. It fosters creativity, critical thinking, and responsible AI use among the next generation of tech innovators.

Participants will learn to use tools such as ChatGPT, Suno, and Midjourney responsibly, and produce an original two-minute multimedia piece under one of three themes: “AI for Good,” “Future Innovations,” or “My AI-powered World”.

Target Participants

• Students aged 10-18 from educational institutions across ASEAN and globally, interested in AI and digital creation

Two divisions:

1. Junior Division: Ages 10-13

2. Senior Division: Ages 14-18

• Basic computer and internet skills recommended

• Interested in mathematics, digital creation

• General understanding of file management and digital media handling.

The Asia Math Engineering Challenge (AMEC) is meticulously designed to foster comprehensive mathematical and computational prowess among young talents across the world, integrating 02 distinct complementary competition components: