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Kingdom Wins Top at Nuclear Science Olympiad
Saudi Arabia achieved a global milestone at the Nuclear Science Olympiad "INSO 2026," where it topped the standings, securing first place and earning the title of "Ambassador of Nuclear Science." The country also garnered four international awards, including two gold medals, a silver, and a bronze. Additionally, student Amjad Mahmoud Isa Al-Darwish received first place and the gold medal, and was awarded the title of "Ambassador of Nuclear Science." This achievement resulted from intensive training programs in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, King Abdullah City for Atomic Energy, and the Scientific Association. The Kingdom hosted the third edition of the Olympiad in Jeddah, with the participation of 19 countries and 120 students and specialists, aiming to enhance students' knowledge in nuclear sciences and motivate them to pursue specialization in the field. This success underscores the development of Saudi Arabia’s talent and innovation system and demonstrates its organizational competence in hosting international scientific events.
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