The Tajikistan team successfully competed in the 67th International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO), which took place from July 10 to 21 in Shanghai. The team won one silver and two bronze medals, as well as one honorary diploma, according to the press service of the Ministry of Education and Science of Tajikistan.
The International Mathematical Olympiad is considered one of the most prestigious intellectual competitions among secondary school students. Every year, the best students from over 100 countries participate. In 2026, 117 national teams participated in the Olympiad, and the competition program included solving six complex mathematical problems over two days of competition.
The best result among the representatives of Tajikistan was shown by Olimjon Tukhtarov, who won a silver medal and took a high place in the individual standings.



Mekhrubon Yusupov and Khusrav Abdulloev won bronze medals at the Olympiad. The Ministry of Education and Science noted that their results demonstrate the high level of mathematical preparation of Tajik schoolchildren, the development of the Olympiad movement, and the improvement in the quality of science education in the country.
In addition to three medals, the Tajikistan team also received one Honorable Mention.
The Ministry emphasized that the national team's successful performance further demonstrates Tajikistan's effective participation in the International Mathematical Olympiad and demonstrates the effectiveness of measures to support gifted students, develop logical thinking, and strengthen the teaching of natural sciences and mathematics.



































