Georgian students returned as winners from the international olympiad
This olympiad is one of the most prestigious and large-scale international-level competitions. Its main goal is to popularize informatics and facilitate the sharing of scientific and cultural experience among talented students from various countries around the world in this field.
The Olympiad is held annually and features participation from over 80 countries. Since 2005, the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia has fully funded the selection, training, and participation of the Georgian national team in the Olympiad. During this period, the Georgian national team has won 2 gold, 5 silver, and 17 bronze medals.
This year, the participants won 1 gold and 2 bronze medals, placing 17th among 82 countries.
Composition of the national team:
- Nikoloz Svanidze - Gold Medal (LEPL - Vladimir Komarov Tbilisi Physics-Mathematics Public School No. 199);
- Giorgi Skhirtladze - Bronze Medal (LLC - Demirel Private College of the รaฤlar Educational Institution);
- Elene Machaidze - Bronze Medal (LEPL - Vladimir Komarov Tbilisi Physics-Mathematics Public School No. 199);
- Nika Nadiradze - (LEPL - Vladimir Komarov Tbilisi Physics-Mathematics Public School No. 199).
The Georgian national team at the 26th International Olympiad in Informatics was led by Giorgi Mandaria, Associate Professor and PhD at the International Black Sea University, and Zaza Gamezardashvili, Assistant Professor at the Free University.
The Georgian student national teams also successfully competed in the International Olympiads in Mathematics and Biology. Currently, international subject olympiads in Physics and Chemistry are underway. It is noteworthy that this year marks the first time the Georgian national team is participating in the International Chemistry Olympiad.
