Saudi Arabia Wins Grand Prix, Scores Record Haul at Geneva Exhibition of Inventions

Saudi Arabia has achieved a historic triumph at the 50th Geneva International Exhibition of Inventions, securing the prestigious Grand Prix, awarded to Dr. Saad Alenezi of Majmaah University. This landmark achievement is further amplified by the remarkable success of other Saudi innovators, who garnered six international awards and 124 global medals. This unprecedented performance marks a new pinnacle for the Saudi education sector since the exhibition's inception.
 The Kingdom's strong presence at the event included 134 scientific inventions, competing among over 1,000 innovations from 35 countries. A total of 161 Saudi innovators, representing general and higher education, technical training institutions, and university faculty, vied for international recognition.
 Grand Prix recipient Dr. Saad Alenezi expressed profound gratitude for the leadership's unwavering support of innovators, emphasizing that this victory underscores the Kingdom's commitment to fostering innovation and empowering national talent.
 Echoing this sentiment, the student innovators conveyed their immense pride and appreciation for the encouragement received, expressing their joy in representing Saudi Arabia and raising its flag at such a prominent global innovation platform.