Petar Kostić, a student at the “Mija Stanimirović” Electrical Engineering School in Niš, won a silver medal representing Serbia at the World Robotics Olympiad in Incheon, South Korea. This outstanding achievement came at an international competition that brought together as many as 185 national teams from around the world.

The FIRST Global Challenge 2026 was held from October 7 to 10, giving young talents from various countries the opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge, innovation and skills in robotics and engineering.

Serbia won the silver medal in the “Ustad Ahmad Lahori” award category, which recognizes innovation in engineering.

Petar Kostić said that winning a silver medal at the World Robotics Olympiad was a major achievement for him, but also confirmation that years of work, sacrifice and perseverance ultimately pay off.

The young man from Niš has once again demonstrated that Serbia has exceptionally talented students who can achieve remarkable results on the world stage through their knowledge, hard work and dedication.

Congratulations to Petar on his great achievement and for representing Serbia!

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