Tunis:The Saudi Space Agency concluded the second edition of the Madak Space Competition by announcing the winners across the categories of arts, science, and engineering. The competition was designed to foster creativity among students from the Arab world, encouraging them to develop their capabilities and transform their ideas into experiments suitable for space.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the competition attracted more than 105,000 students from 22 Arab countries. It was divided into three categories based on age groups arts for children aged 6 to 11, science for students aged 12 to 14, and engineering for students aged 15 to 18.
Ultimately, ten winners emerged, representing seven different Arab countries.
