TECWeek 3.0 – Tunisian Engineering Congress Week, organized by IEEE ENIS Student Branch with the participation of all 13 chapters and affinity groups: AESS, CASS, CS, CIS, Cyber Security Unit, EMBS, IAS, PES, RAS, SSCS, SMC, SIGHT, and WIE brought together the IEEE ENIS community around a shared spirit of collaboration, knowledge exchange, and innovation.

The congress opened with an opening ceremony, followed by a panel discussion on engineering featuring Mr. Wajih Letaief, Mr. Salim Hamouda, and Mr. Hamza Mellouli. The discussion explored different perspectives on engineering, its evolving role, and the skills and opportunities shaping the future of the field.

The first day continued with a series of thematic round tables led by experts and IEEE members. The SIGHT round table, led by Mr. Salim Hamouda, focused on technology and its role in addressing societal challenges. The AESS round table, led by Mr. Hamza Mellouli, highlighted aerospace and electronic systems. Mr. Wajih Letaief led the AI and Cybersecurity round table, exploring emerging technologies and digital security. The WIE round table, led by Ms. Eya Zrigui, addressed women's participation and opportunities in engineering. The CIS round table, led by Mr. Nadhem Benhadjali, explored computational intelligence and its applications, while the Entrepreneurship round table, led by Ms. Tasnim Chiboub and Mr. Fares Frini, focused on innovation, entrepreneurship, and transforming ideas into impactful projects.

The second day continued with the technical challenge "Engineering Beyond Limits," where participating teams developed prototypes and presented innovative solutions, putting their technical knowledge, creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills into practice. The program also featured a workshop on the Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence led by Mr. Wajih Letaief, providing participants with an introduction to key AI concepts and their applications.

Through its panels, round tables, technical challenge, and educational workshop, TECWeek 3.0 created a platform for students, researchers, and professionals to exchange knowledge, discover emerging engineering fields, showcase ideas, and strengthen their professional and collaborative networks. The congress emphasized the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration and collective engagement in shaping the future of engineering.