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have won 10 medals in total, including 1 gold, 1 silver, and 8 bronze medals
Our schoolchildren, who prepare for the International Olympiads in Informatics with the support of “Azercell Telecom” LLC within the project implemented by the Institute of Education of the Republic of Azerbaijan, joined several prestigious knowledge competitions over the past year and achieved high results. The first competition in 2020 was the 16th International Zhautykov Olympiad held in January in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The 11
th-grade students of the Lyceum in physics, mathematics, and computer science bias under the Ministry of Education Abutalib Namazov (currently studying at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States) won gold, and Murad Eynizadeh (currently studying at the South Korean Advanced Institute of Science and High Technology (KAIST)) won a silver medal, respectively, while Aziz Huseynov, the 10
AzizbayovBakiAzerbaijanKazakhstanUnited-statesAlmatyAlmaty-qalasySingaporeShumenBulgariaBakuRepublic-of-azerbaijan10 More Awesome Facts About South Korea
South Korea is one of the most interesting countries in the world. Asia is enamored with Korean food, music, and TV programs, its influence rivals that of China and Japan, and the Boston Consulting Group named it the most innovative country in the world. Not too bad, considering South Korea has only been around since 1948. The Land of the Morning Calm is a rising power full of curious customs and fascinating facts.
10 Alcohol
Drinking is an important part of South Korean society. It’s how people socialize and get to know each other. At least once a month, and sometimes even once a week, Koreans go out to eat and drink with their coworkers. These events are known as “hoesik” and involve a lot of alcohol. However, there are lots of rules when it comes to drinking. If an elder pours you a beer, you have to hold your glass with both hands. And if you pour a drink for someone older, keep both hands on the bottle. Only seniors or people in a
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