Pakistani Students Shine at INSO 2024

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In a significant achievement for Pakistan, students from the country have made a mark on the global stage by excelling at the first-ever International Nuclear Science Olympiad (INSO 2024) held in the Philippines. The event, which attracted participants from various countries, showcased the exceptional talent and scientific acumen of young minds in the field of nuclear science.

The Pakistani team, trained under the guidance of experts from the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) and the Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences (PIEAS), delivered an impressive performance. Suleman Nauman and Subhan Kashif secured silver medals, while Ehbaan Awan and Qasim Salam won bronze medals, making their nation proud.

Representing Karachi Grammar School, Lahore Grammar School, and Sadiq Public School Rawalpindi, these students demonstrated outstanding proficiency in nuclear science, competing against some of the brightest young scientists from around the world.

A spokesperson from PAEC praised the students’ dedication and hard work, emphasizing the importance of nurturing such talent for the future of scientific research and innovation in Pakistan. “These young achievers have set a high standard for others to follow, and their success reflects the quality of education and training they have received,” the spokesperson said.

The students’ accomplishment is a testament to the growing potential of Pakistani youth in the field of nuclear science. As the country continues to invest in education and research, the future looks promising for Pakistan’s role in global scientific advancements.

The success of the Pakistani team at INSO 2024 not only brings honor to their schools and families but also positions Pakistan as a significant player in the global scientific community, inspiring the next generation of scientists and researchers in the country.