ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has achieved another remarkable success internationally as its students won one gold, one silver, and two bronze medals at the 2nd International Nuclear Science Olympiad (INSO-2025), bringing pride to the nation.
The competition was held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with the support of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), and featured student participants from 19 countries.
Countries such as China, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Türkiye, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Thailand, and Sri Lanka took part, yet Pakistan emerged among the top-performing nations.
Pakistani Medal Winners:
- Gold Medal: Muhammad Tayyab Bukhari (Beaconhouse School, Abbottabad)
- Silver Medal: Ammar Asad Warraich (Siddeeq Public School, Islamabad)
Bronze Medals:
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- Roha Javed (Siddeeq Public School, Islamabad)
- Tathir Aima Naqvi (Chenab College, Jhang)
These talented students were mentored by Dr. Sajjad Tahir (Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences – PIEAS) and Dr. Muhammad Maqsood (Directorate of Education, Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission – PAEC).
A Milestone for Scientific Education in Pakistan
This remarkable achievement reflects the growing emphasis on scientific education and research in Pakistan. Institutions like PIEAS and PAEC play a key role in nurturing young scientific talent.
Pakistan’s outstanding performance at INSO-2025 not only highlights its increasing participation in international scientific forums but also reaffirms its commitment to the peaceful use of nuclear technology—especially in education, healthcare, agriculture, and industry.
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Education experts and government representatives hailed this success as a symbol of Pakistan’s bright future in science and technology and a testament to the country’s strong presence in global scientific cooperation.
