The team, supported by the King Abdulaziz and His Companions Foundation for Giftedness and Creativity, and the Ministry of Education, competed against 208 students from 27 countries.

The team brought home one bronze medal, won by Mazen Al-Shakhs from the Al-Ahsa Education Department, and received four certificates of appreciation for Wissam Al-Qanbar from the Eastern Province, Ahmed Arif and Abdulmalik Alem from Jeddah, and Ahmed Fadlallah from Makkah.

This success underscores the Kingdom's commitment to nurturing and promoting scientific talent.

Title: "Empowering the Future: Mawhiba's Commitment to Nurturing Talent and Creativity"

Summary:

In our latest newsletter, we highlight the praise given by Mawhiba's Secretary-General, Amal Al-Hazzaa, to the students, their families, schools, and teachers.

She emphasized the Kingdom's strategic approach to cultivating talent and creativity, with the ultimate goal of creating a knowledge-based, competitive society.

The Mawhiba Foundation is dedicated to developing skills in science and technology, preparing future generations to contribute to Vision 2030, and addressing both local and global challenges.

Tune in for more insights on how Mawhiba is shaping the future.