Saudi Arabia tops Science Olympiad in Nuclear Science

Saudi Arabia contributed to achieving remarkable results during the third edition of the International Nuclear Science Olympiad ("INSO 2026"), hosted in Jeddah in August 2026, with the participation of 120 students and specialists from 19 countries. Saudi student Amjad Al-Darwish won first place and the gold medal, earning the title of "Ambassador of Nuclear Sciences" after excelling in both the theoretical and practical exams. Additionally, student Juna Al-Sabeel received the gold medal and the "Best Student" award from the International Atomic Energy Agency. Student Abdulaziz Al-Sharait secured the silver medal, while student Saleh Al-Harbi earned the bronze. This success reflects the development of talent and creativity in Saudi Arabia and demonstrates the country's ability to organize and host high-level international scientific events, in line with Vision 2030 objectives. It also highlights the excellence of Saudi students in nuclear sciences and technologies, paving the way for a more advanced future.

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