Pakistan has secured a major victory at the 2026 Global Future Space Scholars’ Meet in Beijing, with an all girls team from Lahore Grammar School 55 Main emerging as Global Finals Champions.
The winning team brought together Alina Imran, Amna Ahmed, Areeba Shakeel, Eshaal Haroon, Fatima Farukh, Mariam Abdul Rahman, Shanzay Umar, Sheza Imran, Umayma Fatima, Wania Saqib, Zahra Fatima and Zainab Tahir.
The students competed in challenges that demanded creativity, technical thinking and teamwork.
The international competition brought together 260 students from nine countries, with participants from more than 17 countries and regions taking part across the wider programme.
The finals were held in Beijing from August 13 to 17. Students were placed into multinational groups and challenged to work together like virtual companies.
Their mission was to create a space related project in just 24 hours, combining science and engineering with business strategy, design and communication.
Pakistan delivered another strong result through the LGS Phase 5 delegation, which finished as second runner up, equivalent to third place. The position was shared with three other international teams.
The team featured Pareesa Zaid, Muhammad Raamish Nauman, Muhammad Rafay Ammar, Ibrahim Lodhi, Amna Qureshi, Umair Alam, Zoya Hasan Tariq, Alina Binte Amir, Isra Ahmed Bashir, Safdar Zaman, Muhammad Ahmad and Ali Khurram.
The achievements in Beijing gave Pakistan two major finishes at the global competition, with LGS 55 Main taking the championship and LGS Phase 5 securing a place on the podium.
Beyond the final rankings, the competition gave these students an opportunity to work with peers from different countries and tackle challenges involving space science, innovation and entrepreneurship.
Their success demonstrates the ability of Pakistani students to compete at a high level in demanding international academic and innovation platforms.
Pakistan has secured a major victory at the 2026 Global Future Space Scholars’ Meet in Beijing, with an all girls team from Lahore Grammar School 55 Main emerging as Global Finals Champions.
Pakistan has secured a major victory at the 2026 Global Future Space Scholars’ Meet in Beijing, with an all girls team from Lahore Grammar School 55 Main emerging as Global Finals Champions.
The winning team brought together Alina Imran, Amna Ahmed, Areeba Shakeel, Eshaal Haroon, Fatima Farukh, Mariam Abdul Rahman, Shanzay Umar, Sheza Imran, Umayma Fatima, Wania Saqib, Zahra Fatima and Zainab Tahir.
The students competed in challenges that demanded creativity, technical thinking and teamwork.
The international competition brought together 260 students from nine countries, with participants from more than 17 countries and regions taking part across the wider programme.
The finals were held in Beijing from August 13 to 17. Students were placed into multinational groups and challenged to work together like virtual companies.
Their mission was to create a space related project in just 24 hours, combining science and engineering with business strategy, design and communication.
Pakistan delivered another strong result through the LGS Phase 5 delegation, which finished as second runner up, equivalent to third place. The position was shared with three other international teams.
The team featured Pareesa Zaid, Muhammad Raamish Nauman, Muhammad Rafay Ammar, Ibrahim Lodhi, Amna Qureshi, Umair Alam, Zoya Hasan Tariq, Alina Binte Amir, Isra Ahmed Bashir, Safdar Zaman, Muhammad Ahmad and Ali Khurram.
The achievements in Beijing gave Pakistan two major finishes at the global competition, with LGS 55 Main taking the championship and LGS Phase 5 securing a place on the podium.
Beyond the final rankings, the competition gave these students an opportunity to work with peers from different countries and tackle challenges involving space science, innovation and entrepreneurship.
Their success demonstrates the ability of Pakistani students to compete at a high level in demanding international academic and innovation platforms.
