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Mathematics Without Borders ‐ Winter 2021 Group 6 MATHEMATICS WITHOUT BORDERS ‐ WINTER 2021 GROUP 6 Age № Full name of the participant Country City Award group 1 Abadier, Franchesca Philippines Calamba City, Laguna 6 Certificate 2 Abdullah Nasar Afghanistan Kandahar 6 Certificate 3 Abdunaimova Nozanin Uzbekistan Tashkent 6 Certificate 4 Adinay Almazova Kyrgyztan Bishkek 6 Gold 5 Aguirre, Josef Nash Philippines Biñan City, Laguna 6 Certificate 6 Aijamal Ulanova Kyrgyztan Bishkek 6 Certificate 7 Ailin Schener Halil Bulgaria Dulovo 6 Certificate 8 Akylai Dykanbaeva Kyrgyztan Bishkek 6 Certificate 9 Akylova Alina Kazakhstan Almaty 6 Certificate 10 Al Ghamdi, Dana Saleh Philippines Mandaue City, Cebu 6 Certificate 11 Aleks Aleksandrov Barutchiev Bulgaria Silistra 6 Certificate 12 Aleksandar Branimirov Ivanov Bulgaria Sofia 6 Certificate 13 Aleksandar Georgiev Mollov Bulgaria Aheloy 6 Certificate 14 Aleksandar Georgiev Shumanov Bulgaria Govedartsi 6 Bronze 15 Aleksandar Miroslavov Zhekov Bulgaria Burgas 6 Certificate 16 Aleksandar Stoyanov Stoyanov Bulgaria Burgas 6 Certificate 17 Aleksandar Stoyanov Zhelyazkov Bulgaria Elhovo 6 Certificate 18 Aleksandra Anatolieva Lubenova Bulgaria Svishtov 6 Certificate 19 Aleksandra Filip Mateva Bulgaria Ruse 6 Certificate 20 Aleksandra Petkova Todorova Bulgaria Aheloy 6 Certificate 21 Aleksandra Plamenova Popova Bulgaria Ruse 6 Certificate 22 Aleksandra Traycheva Trayanova Bulgaria Sofia 6 Certificate 23 Aleksandаr Biserov Zdravkov Bulgaria Dupnitsa 6 Certificate 24 Alexander Asenov Cvetkov Bulgaria Plovdiv 6 Gold 25 Alexandrina Alexandrova Alexandrova Bulgaria Svishtov 6 Certificate 26 Alexandru Stefan Romania Bucharest 6 Certificate 27 Ali Nezihi Abay Turkey Istanbul 6 Bronze 28 Aliyeva Ayan Azerbaijan Baku 6 Bronze 29 Alizade Fikriya Azerbaijan Baku 6 Certificate 30 Amangali Batyrkhan Kazakhstan Almaty 6 Certificate 31 Ana Hristova Karailieva Bulgaria Burgas 6 Certificate 32 Ana‐Nikol Ivelinova Zlatarova Bulgaria Tutrakan 6 Certificate 33 Andrej Kuzev North Macedonia Probishtip 6 Certificate 34 Andrey Galinov Dimitrov Bulgaria Isperih 6 Certificate 35 Andreya Stamenova Ruseva Bulgaria Razgrad 6 Certificate 36 Andzhelina Nikolaeva Kostova Bulgaria Kazanlak 6 Certificate 37 Ang, Chloe Grace Philippines Taguig City 6 Certificate 38 Angel Kanchev Popov Bulgaria Plovdiv 6 Certificate 39 Angelina Radostinova Tsvetanova Bulgaria Kyustendil 6 Bronze 40 Anna Gospodinova Koleva Bulgaria Burgas 6 Certificate 41 Anna‐Maria Veliova Chachova Bulgaria Sofia 6 Certificate 42 Antonia Ciappara Malta Pembroke 6 Certificate 43 Antonio Gichev Kovachev Bulgaria Burgas 6 Certificate Page 1 of 12 44 Antoniya Stefanova Veleva Bulgaria Sofia 6 Certificate 45 Ariet Azimov Kyrgyztan Bishkek 6 Silver 46 Askhatuly Omar Kazakhstan Almaty 6 Certificate 47 Asya Kristin Zlatkova Bulgaria Bozhurishte 6 Certificate 48 Aytan Diner Emin Bulgaria Dulovo 6 Certificate 49 Babak Artyom Kazakhstan Almaty 6 Certificate 50 Babinova Karolina 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Bulgaria Sliven 6 Certificate 69 Borislava Yordanova Dancheva Bulgaria Kyustendil 6 Gold 70 Boyan Panayotov Panayotov Bulgaria Ruse 6 Certificate 71 Boyan Petrov Petrov Bulgaria Ruse 6 Certificate 72 Boyan Ventsislavov Todorov Bulgaria Samokov 6 Certificate 73 Bozhidar Desislavov Stanev Bulgaria Pleven 6 Gold 74 Bozhidar Dimitrov Angelov Bulgaria Varna 6 Silver 75 Bozhidar Georgiev Razvigorov Bulgaria Sofia 6 Silver 76 Bozhidar Plamenov Ivanov Bulgaria Vidin 6 Bronze 77 Bozhidar Tsvetanov Donchev Bulgaria Vratsa 6 Silver 78 Bozhidara Bozhidarova Kadrekova Bulgaria Blagoevgrad 6 Bronze 79 Bozhidara Plamenova Zlatanova Bulgaria Kyustendil 6 Certificate 80 BUI DUC HIEU VIET NAM TP HA TINH 6 Certificate 81 BUI QUOC VINH KHANG VIET NAM TIEN GIANG 6 Silver 82 BUI TUAN ANH VIET NAM PHU THO 6 Bronze 83 Calimlim, Alisha Denise Philippines Cabuyao, Laguna 6 Certificate 84 Campañano, Audrey Jasmine Philippines Taguig City 6 Certificate 85 Can Atalay Surmen Turkey Istanbul 6 Certificate 86 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