SHANGHAI — The Saudi Math Team delivered its best-ever performance at the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO), winning six medals and raising the Kingdom's total tally to 88 international awards. At the 67th International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO 2026), held in Shanghai, China, the team won three silver and three bronze medals in a competition that brought together 666 students from 117 countries. Yousef Ayman Bakhit of the Royal Commission Education in Yanbu, Abdulsalam Abdullah Al-Sulami of the Madinah General Directorate of Education, and Abdulilah Mohammed Al-Saqqaf of the Jeddah General Directorate of Education each earned a silver medal. **media[2740124]** Bronze medals were awarded to Elias Shaker Al-Faraj, Abdullah Tariq Al-Amer of the Eastern Province General Directorate of Education, and Faris Mohammed Al-Kunhail of the Riyadh General Directorate of Education. The achievement follows a year-long training and qualification program supervised by the King Abdulaziz and His Companions Foundation for Giftedness and Creativity (Mawhiba) in partnership with the Ministry of Education under the Mawhiba International Olympiads Program. The program combines theoretical and practical instruction with domestic and international training camps to strengthen students' mathematical skills and prepare them to compete at the highest international level. First held in Romania in 1959, the International Mathematical Olympiad is the world's oldest and most prestigious mathematics competition for secondary school students.