Three Tunisian students win two maths bronzes
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Lapresse
Three Tunisian secondary-school students won two bronze medals and an honourable mention at the 67th International Mathematical Olympiad, held in Shanghai, China. Mohamed Karim Bouallegue, Yassine Boumiza and Youssef Halim Ajmi were among the students honoured, according to the Tunisian Association of Mathematics Competitions and Culture-Education.
Three Tunisian secondary-school students won two bronze medals and an honourable mention at the 67th International Mathematical Olympiad, held in Shanghai, China, according to the Tunisian Association of Mathematics Competitions and Culture-Education (ATCCM).
Mohamed Karim Bouallegue, from Ariana Pilot High School, and Yassine Boumiza, from Sousse Pilot High School, won the bronze medals. Youssef Halim Ajmi, from Béja Pilot High School, received the honourable mention, according to the results published by the ATCCM.
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