Young students from Kazakhstan excel at the International Olympics held in France
In the world of international science competitions, Kazakhstan continues to make a name for itself. The 55th International Physics Olympiad (IPhO-2025) held in Palaiseau, France, saw the Kazakh team bring home an impressive haul of five medals.
The team, composed of top students from prestigious schools such as Nazarbayev Intellectual School, Spectrum International School, and NURORDA School-Lyceum in Astana and Nazarbayev Intellectual School in Almaty, demonstrated their high intellectual potential on the global stage.
The team members, including Amirbek Azatbekov, Bekaysyl Eylubai, Amir Pshenbaev, Nurguль Egenbergenova, Artur Kim, and coaches Dr. PhD, Assistant Professor at Suleyman Demirel University, Samat Maksutov, and Alisher Yerkebaev, worked tirelessly to achieve this feat.
Among the medals won, Kazakhstan secured two silver and three bronze, a testament to their consistent showcase of high-level preparation and scientific potential in IPhO.
The victory didn't stop at the IPhO. At the International Scientific Physics Olympiad (ISPhO) held in the same year, a student from Astana won two medals, and the Kazakh team secured first place overall.
Kazakhstan's participation in these prestigious competitions reflects a strong tradition of excellence and institutional support for gifted physics students. The country's success has been widely recognised and celebrated by Kazakh news agencies, further underscoring their achievements and growing reputation in the physics community.
This track record illustrates Kazakhstan’s rising prominence in international physics competitions, marked by consistent medal-winning performances and notable individual achievements. The message expresses hope for more victories for Kazakhstan's team on their path to great scientific achievements.
The International Physics Olympiad (IPhO) has been held annually since 1967, making it one of the most prestigious subject competitions worldwide (International Science Olympiads). Over 400 talented students from 90 countries participated in IPhO-2025, making it a truly global event.
As Kazakhstan continues to excel in these competitions, it is clear that the country's future in the realm of physics is bright. With the right support and encouragement, it is likely that we will see even more impressive achievements from Kazakhstan's talented young scientists in the years to come.
The team's success in the International Physics Olympiad (IPhO-2025) and International Scientific Physics Olympiad (ISPhO) showcases their educational excellence and self-development in science, which is crucial in tackling medical-conditions and contributing to advancements in the field of science and education-and-self-development. The country's continuous recognition in global science competitions underscores the significance of science education and the nurturing of intellectual talent in Kazakhstan.
