Saudi Arabia wins Nuclear Science Olympiad
Saudi Arabia achieved first place in the third edition of the International Nuclear Science Olympiad "INSO 2026." Saudi students won four international awards, including two gold medals, one silver, and one bronze. Student Amjad Al-Darwish was awarded the gold medal and titled "Ambassador of Nuclear Sciences" after excelling in both the theoretical and practical exams. Meanwhile, student Janna Al-Sabeel received a gold medal and the "Best Student" award from the International Atomic Energy Agency. The Secretary-General of the Mawaysi Foundation confirmed that the Kingdom’s success reflects the development of its talent and creativity system, preparing it to compete in advanced sciences and supporting the goals of Vision 2030. This achievement is especially significant as Jeddah hosted the event for the first time in the Middle East, with 120 students participating from 19 countries.
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