NetCom Learning Bangladesh recently welcomed delegates from the IUT International Student’s Community, representing Sierra Leone, Nigeria, and Cameroon, as part of the growing international engagement around Agent X – An AI Prompting Competition.

The visit marked an important step in expanding Agent X beyond local participation and creating opportunities for students from different countries to connect through artificial intelligence, prompting, innovation, and collaborative learning.

Representatives included Alusine Bah, President, and Aakifah Yainkain Kamara, Director of Cultural Affairs, from Sierra Leone; Ibrahim Nuhu, Deputy Director of Education, and Imrana Ibrahim Muazu from Nigeria; and Oumar, Director of Education, from Cameroon.

Their participation brings a broader international perspective to Agent X and supports the idea of creating a learning platform where students can exchange ideas, strengthen problem-solving skills, and explore practical applications of AI.

Presented by NetCom Learning Bangladesh, powered by Microsoft, and in collaboration with AI CERTs, Agent X is designed to encourage students to engage with AI through prompting, creativity, structured thinking, and practical challenges.

The initiative also reflects the importance of cross-border collaboration in technology education. By bringing together students from different academic and cultural backgrounds, Agent X can help create stronger connections between innovation, learning, leadership, and global engagement.

NetCom Learning Bangladesh remains committed to creating opportunities that help students develop future-ready technology skills and prepare for an increasingly AI-driven professional environment.

We sincerely appreciate the delegates from the IUT International Student’s Community for joining this initiative and look forward to continued collaboration, learning, and innovation across borders.

Here are a few glimpses from the visit of the IUT International Student’s Community delegates to NetCom Learning Bangladesh.