RRI.CO.ID, Jakarta – A student from South Jakarta has achieved a remarkable feat at an international science competition. In a written press release by Ministry of Religious Affairs on Sunday, March 29, 2026, a student at MTsN 32 Jakarta, Zahra Aaliyah Belva Melano won a Silver Award in Singapore.

The competition, titled the STEMCO Global Round 2026, took place on March 28–29, 2026. The event brought together the best young talents from various countries around the world.

The competition involved participants from strong nations such as Vietnam and Kazakhstan. The participants competed fiercely in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

This victory proves that Indonesian students are capable of mastering critical thinking skills. The impact of this achievement is immense for the self-confidence of other madrasah students. Zahra’s accomplishment demonstrates that religious schools are now excelling in global technological mastery.

School support is crucial for fostering a tech-savvy younger generation. The principal of MTsN 32 South Jakarta, Muhamad Faisal, expressed his appreciation for this achievement. He is proud of his students’ hard work at this international event.

“MTsN 32 South Jakarta is committed to continuing to support and facilitate students in developing their achievements, both at the national and international levels,” he said.

The STEMCO Global Round challenges students’ creativity in solving complex problems. Participants must conduct experiments and present innovative ideas before a panel of judges.

This victory is expected to spark a spirit of innovation among all young people in Indonesia. Young talents need to be continuously nurtured so that Indonesia becomes increasingly recognized worldwide.