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Kingdom Leads 2026 Nuclear Olympiad
Saudi Arabia secured the first place at the International Nuclear Science Olympiad "INSO 2026," winning four international awards including two gold medals, a silver medal, and a bronze medal. This achievement reflects the excellence of its students in nuclear sciences and technologies. Student Amjad Mahmoud Eissa Al-Darwish was awarded the gold medal and the title of "Nuclear Science Ambassador" after excelling in both the theoretical and practical exams. Meanwhile, student Jana Saleh Al-Sabeel received the gold medal and the Best Student Award. This success comes as part of the Kingdom's efforts to develop and support scientific talents in order to achieve national goals in line with Saudi Vision 2030, showcasing the efficiency of its system for preparing students for international competition in precise sciences. Additionally, for the first time in the region, Saudi Arabia hosted the third edition of the Olympiad in Jeddah, with the participation of 120 students from 19 countries, demonstrating its organizational and educational capabilities in hosting high-level international events.
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