Riyadh: The King Abdulaziz and His Companions Foundation for Giftedness and Creativity (Mawhiba) concluded the First Elite Camp 2026 in Riyadh, organized in strategic partnership with the Ministry of Education as part of the Mawhiba International Olympiad Program, with the participation of 259 male and female students. According to Saudi Press Agency, the camp marks the first stage of training for outstanding students who reached the final stage of the National Science and Mathematics Olympiad (NSMO), along with students nominated for the astronomy and space specialization through the physics track. Over 12 days, participants received intensive training in seven scientific disciplines: mathematics, chemistry, physics, astronomy and space, biology, informatics, and science, under the supervision of a select group of trainers and specialists in scientific olympiads. The training programs focused on completing plans related to international olympiad topics, introducing students to advanced problem-solving str ategies, developing their ability to tackle complex scientific problems, and improving their performance in qualifying tests. The First Elite Camp is a key stage in preparing students to join the national teams. It forms part of a series of advanced training and qualification programs offered through the Mawhiba International Olympiad Program, ultimately preparing students to represent the Kingdom at regional and international scientific olympiads and compete for awards on the global stage. Mawhiba is a globally recognized national foundation dedicated to identifying, nurturing, and empowering gifted individuals. It operates under a national strategy to develop talent in priority scientific fields, contributing to building a knowledge-based society, fostering a culture of innovation, and supporting national development. The camp builds on the efforts of Mawhiba and the Ministry of Education to identify, nurture, and prepare gifted students and develop a generation equipped with the scientific knowledge and skills needed to compete at major international events.