During the launch day, we discussed several main topics related to the Google Developer Student Club, a university-based community group for students interested in Google developer technologies. The club's objectives include providing live and online training programs, participating in Google Solutions challenges, hosting live and online workshops, conducting study jams, organizing networking events, and much more.

Mohamad Al-Ahmar, the GDSC lead, shared his journey and experience of becoming a leader after starting as a member. He discussed his challenges and the tasks needed as a committee leader. He also provided insights and advice for new university students and committee leaders, sharing recommendations on effective communication, teamwork, and time management. Mohamad Al-Ahmar has encouraged newcomers to actively participate, seek mentorship, and take advantage of the club's resources for personal and professional growth.

During the event, we also celebrated and thanked former leaders who made significant contributions to the club, helping shape the community of student developers. Additionally, we introduced the committees and new leaders for each committee, including Media, Public Relations, Activities Management, Organizational, and Member Affairs Committees. Each committee plays a crucial role in organizing events, managing resources, fostering communication, and ensuring the smooth functioning of the club. The new leaders were introduced, and their responsibilities and goals for their respective committees were highlighted.

We also celebrated International Programmer's Day, a day dedicated to recognizing the contributions of programmers worldwide. Finally, the club announced the commencement of membership registration, inviting interested students to join the club. Membership offers access to workshops, networking opportunities, and resources to support students' development and career aspirations.

In summary, Google Student Developers Club is a community-driven program that provides a platform for student developers to enhance their skills, collaborate on projects, and engage in technology-related activities. The club aims to foster a supportive learning environment, enhance technical skills, provide networking opportunities, promote community engagement, and recognize the contributions of student leaders.