Hanoi: All four Vietnamese students competing in the 59th Mendeleev International Chemistry Olympiad have won medals, including two golds and two silvers, according to the Ministry of Education and Training. The two gold medallists are Tran Trung Kien, a 12th grader from the Hanoi-Amsterdam High School for the Gifted, who scored 169.25 points, and Nguyen Ngo Duc, a 12th grader from the Phan Boi Chau High School for the Gifted in Nghe An province, who scored 151.05 points.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the impressive performance of the Vietnamese students underscores their strong preparation and dedication to the field of chemistry. The Mendeleev International Chemistry Olympiad is a prestigious competition that attracts some of the brightest young minds from various countries, making the achievement even more noteworthy.

The Ministry of Education and Training expressed pride in the students’ achievements, emphasizing the significance of their success on an international platform. The two silver medalists also demonstrated exceptional skill, contributing to Vietnam’s overall commendable performance at the Olympiad.

The Vietnamese education sector continues to focus on nurturing and developing talent in scientific fields, as evidenced by the consistent achievements of its students in international competitions. The success at the Mendeleev Chemistry Olympiad is a testament to the country’s commitment to excellence in education and its ability to compete on a global stage.