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المملكة: The Kingdom achieves 4 international awards in the North Baltic Physics Olympiad


Realize 4 international awards in , the 23rd edition of which was held in the city of Tallinn in the Republic of Northern Baltic Physics Olympiad

With this achievement, the Kingdom’s tally in the North Baltic Physics Olympiad rose to 29 international awards, including two gold medals, 10 silver medals, 12 bronze medals, and 5 certificates of appreciation, achieved through 7 participations that the Kingdom began in 2020 AD.

This participation comes within the Mawhiba Program for the International Olympiads, which Implemented by the King Abdulaziz and His Companions Foundation for Giftedness and Creativity "talent" In strategic partnership with the Ministry of Education, students go through an integrated qualification journey that includes national competitions and specific training programs, supervised by local and international experts.

The North Baltic Physics Olympiad, which was launched in 1992, is a regional competition established in cooperation between Estonia and Finland. With the aim of nominating the participating teams from the two countries for the International Physics Olympiad, before it develops into one of the most prominent scientific competitions in the world, in which about 15 countries participate annually.

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Students participating in the International Olympiad undergo intensive training programs implemented by "talent" Throughout the year, it includes multiple stages of theoretical and practical scientific qualification.

In addition to internal and external training camps, which aim to develop their skills in solving advanced physics problems, and enhance their readiness to compete at the international level; This contributes to representing the Kingdom in an honorable manner in international scientific forums.

The King Abdulaziz and His Companions Foundation for Giftedness and Creativity is "talent" A world-leading institution in the field of discovering, nurturing and empowering gifted people, it works to adopt a national strategy to discover talent and develop it in scientific fields of national priority, thus contributing to building a knowledge society and promoting a culture of innovation.

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