Empowering Minds –
Shaping the Future with STEM
Post-Event Recap
Date & Time:22nd March 2023, 10:30 AM
Location: Rajiv Gandhi Science Centre, Bel Village
Key Takeaways: Roadmap to National and World Finals
The event served as a pivotal platform to outline the strategic roadmap leading to both the National and World Finals. Key highlights included essential dates, with participants encouraged to stay informed through our online calendar and social media updates. A dedicated Learning Management System is also in development, providing a structured, self-paced learning experience. Additionally, practice sessions will be organized in collaboration with Coeur de Ville and the Rajiv Gandhi Science Centre to enhance hands-on learning. To ensure continuous support, an online form has been introduced for personalized assistance from STEM Racing Mauritius and its partners, including the Motors Formula Team (MFT).
Chief Guest Address
Honourable Dr. Avinash Ramtohul, Minister of Information Technology, Communication and Innovation
The Honourable Dr. Avinash Ramtohul, Minister of Information Technology, Communication, and Innovation, delivered a compelling speech reaffirming the government’s strong commitment to advancing STEM initiatives in Mauritius.
We had the honor of welcoming Honourable Karen Foo Kune-Bacha, Junior Minister – Ministry of Youth and Sports
(Queen Elizabeth College – QEC team)
Message from the U.S. Embassy, Port-Louis
Jonathan Koehler
Public Affairs Officer
U.S. Embassy Port Louis
Message from the Rajiv Gandhi Science Centre
Dr. Aman Kumar Maulloo
Director
Rajiv Gandhi Science Centre
A commemorative shield was presented to the Minister of Technology, marking the beginning of a new era of innovation.
Appreciation Note from STEM Racing™ Mauritius
Thank you all for attending this event and joining us on the journey toward the National World Finals. Our goal today was to share a clear vision of how we are structured to support participants on their road to success.
As the In-Country Coordinator, I’m excited to announce that we are embracing the challenge of sending a team to the World Finals in our very first year. Traditionally, new countries have taken two or three years to build the skills and experience needed to compete at an international level.
To foster inclusivity and respond to public interest, we have reopened registration for schools and parents who may not have been aware of this opportunity. While every challenge typically has one winner, every participant will be recognized as a winner, with a globally acknowledged certificate of participation—especially valued in the Formula 1 community.
François MARK
STEM Racing™ Mauritius / In-Country Coordinator
ReUSE Revamp is committed to ensuring that the momentum generated from this event translates into tangible opportunities for all participants. With the combined support of government bodies, international experts, and local partners, Mauritius is poised to make a significant impact at the STEM Racing World Finals. Stay tuned for further updates and future events that continue to empower and inspire the next generation of innovators.
