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Fibria Inayatuzzahra (English Language Education 2023) proudly poses with her First Winner certificate in the Public Speaking Category at the Esa Unggul International Events 2026. (Instagram/iro.unsika)
Karawang, 15 June 2026 — Universitas Singaperbangsa Karawang (UNSIKA) is once again celebrating a major international success. Fibria Inayatuzzahra, a 2023 English Education student from the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FKIP), has been officially crowned the 1st Place Winner in the Public Speaking Category at the Esa Unggul International Events 2026.
The prestigious hybrid competition, held from June 10–11, 2026, at the Kemala Ballroom of Universitas Esa Unggul’s Jakarta Campus, gathered top-tier talents from various domestic and international institutions. Competitors went head-to-head in demanding categories, including English Public Speaking, English Storytelling, and Bahasa Indonesia Storytelling.
Held under the visionary theme “Co-Creating the Future: Humans, Art, and AI,” the international event challenged participants to explore the dynamic intersection between human creativity, artistic expression, and artificial intelligence. Fibria rose to the occasion brilliantly, delivering a speech that balanced critical thought with heartfelt eloquence. Her articulate command of language, combined with a profound understanding of how technology and humanity can coexist creatively, captivated the panel of international judges and set her apart from a highly competitive field.
Organized by the Lembaga Bahasa dan Kebudayaan, Universitas Esa Unggul, the event served as a prestigious hybrid platform that brought together talented students from various domestic and international institutions, all competing in categories such as English Public Speaking, English Storytelling, and Bahasa Indonesia Storytelling.
The Head of the English Education Department at UNSIKA expressed heartfelt pride over the achievement: “We are tremendously proud of Fibria’s accomplishment. This victory is a testament to her hard work, intellectual curiosity, and dedication to honing her communication skills. We hope her success becomes an inspiration for fellow students to confidently step onto the international stage and showcase the quality of UNSIKA’s English Education graduates.”
This remarkable achievement reaffirms the department’s commitment to producing globally competitive, articulate, and adaptive educators ready to face the challenges of an AI-driven future.
Once again, congratulations to Fibria Inayatuzzahra on this well-deserved victory. May this be the first of many milestones in her academic and professional journey. Continue to inspire, and continue to make UNSIKA proud!
Contributor: English Education Study Program, UNSIKA