Bangladesh makes history at IOCE 2026 in Russia

Bangladesh has achieved a remarkable success at the International Olympiad on Climate Change and Environmental Issues (IOCE 2026), held at the Sirius Federal Territory in Sochi, Russia.

The outstanding performance of the Bangladesh team has brought significant recognition to the country at the international level, said a press release.

The Bangladesh team delivered an exceptional performance at the prestigious international competition, achieving a gold medal, two bronze medals and a merit certificate.

From the Bangladesh team, Abu Mahzoorah Ayman achieved the gold medal, securing 1st place worldwide with a perfect score of 100 out of 100.

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SM Anfal Habib and Fabiha Nurjina secured bronze medals, and Ismah Aroush got a merit certificate (Honorable Mention).

These achievements are the result of the students' hard work, months of intensive preparation and strong dedication to climate change and environmental science.

Their journey included intensive workshops in Dhaka, followed by fieldwork, laboratory activities and participation in the international competition at Sirius, Sochi.

Through their knowledge, commitment and performance, the members of Team Bangladesh represented the country with distinction on an international platform.

The achievement is also a reflection of the efforts and commitment of the Bangladesh Olympiad on Climate Change and Environmental Issues (BOCE), as well as the support and cooperation of everyone involved in preparing and supporting the students throughout their journey.

On the occasion, the Russian House in Dhaka extended their warmest congratulations to all members of Team Bangladesh and the organisers of BOCE for this outstanding international achievement.

They also expressed their sincere appreciation to all individuals and organisations whose support and cooperation contributed to the success of the team.