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Mathematics Without Borders - Spring 2017 Group 9 MATHEMATICS WITHOUT BORDERS - SPRING 2017 GROUP 9 Age № Full name of the participant Country City Award group 1 Abdugaliyev Adil Kazakhstan Astana сity 9 Certificate 2 Abdurakhmanov Shokhrukh Uzbekistan Tashkent 9 Certificate 3 Abidhodjaev Abdullaziz Uzbekistan Tashkent 9 Bronze 4 Abraham Gutierrez Barreto Mexico Veracruz 9 Silver 5 Adelina Dobromirova Avramova Bulgaria Parvomay 10 Certificate 6 Adriyan Ivov Ibovski Bulgaria Gabrovo 9 Silver 7 Alejna Beqiri Macedonia Gostivar 9 Certificate 8 Aleksandar Biserov Manev Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Certificate 9 Aleksandar Dimitrov Genev Bulgaria Dimitrovgrad 10 Certificate 10 Aleksandar Georgiev Georgiev Bulgaria Vratsa 10 Certificate 11 Aleksandar Georgiev Petkov Bulgaria Burgas 9 Certificate 12 Aleksandar Pavlov Petrov Bulgaria Varna 10 Certificate 13 Aleksandra Andreeva Vlasova Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Certificate 14 Aleksandrina Lyubomirova Docheva Bulgaria Plovdiv 12 Certificate 15 Alexander Panchev Bulgaria Sofia 10 Silver 16 Alexander Stefanov Todorov Bulgaria Pernik 12 Certificate 17 Alexandra Vladimirova Dimitrova Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Certificate 18 Alican Ali Macedonia Gostivar 9 Certificate 19 Alimov Olimhon Uzbekistan Tashkent 9 Certificate 20 Aliyev Rasul Azerbaijan Baku 10 Silver 21 Aliyeva Maryam Azerbaijan Baku 10 Silver 22 Ana Andreeska Macedonia Gostivar 9 Certificate 23 Ana Gjorgjioska Macedonia Gostivar 9 Certificate 24 Ana-Mariya Lachezarova Levidzhova Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Certificate 25 Andrea Andreeva Vladimirova Bulgaria Pernik 11 Certificate 26 Andriyan Lilyan Aleksandrov Bulgaria Gabrovo 11 Bronze 27 Aneliya Vladimirova Karalilova Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Certificate 28 Angela Trifunoska Macedonia Gostivar 9 Gold 29 Antoan Ankov Rusev Bulgaria Kardzhali 9 Certificate 30 Anton Mitkov Pashov Bulgaria Kazanlak 9 Certificate 31 Anton Stoyanov Atanasov Bulgaria Nesebar 10 Certificate 32 Antoniya Vladimirova Karalilova Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Certificate 33 Anzhelina Zhelyazkova Dimitrova Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Certificate 34 Askarov Akbar Uzbekistan Tashkent 9 Certificate 35 Atanas Georgiev Kachakov Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Certificate 36 Atanas Vasilev Atanasov Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Certificate 37 Atanas Vasilev Dobrev Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Gold 38 Atanas Vasilev Yordanov Bulgaria Sliven 12 Gold 39 Axel Bahatdin Yusuf Bulgaria Kardzhali 9 Certificate 40 Azamat Moldahmetov Turkmenistan Ashgabat, Turkmenistan 9 Certificate 41 Aziz Selim Sansarci Kyrgyzstan Bishkek 9 Bronze 42 Beatrice Jaya Collu Switzerland Schaffhausen 9 Certificate 43 Bejtulla Ajeti Macedonia Gostivar 9 Certificate 44 Beksultan Issayev Kazakhstan Astana сity 9 Certificate 45 Bektleuov Talgat Kazakhstan Astana сity 10 Certificate 46 Berkay Muharrem Ali Bulgaria Kardzhali 11 Certificate 47 Berna Metin Ahad Bulgaria Kardzhali 9 Certificate 48 Bilyana Bankova Banova Bulgaria Burgas 9 Certificate 49 Biryukov Timothy Russia Elizovo 9 Certificate 50 Blagovest Mitkov Antonov Bulgaria Pernik 12 Certificate 51 Bogomila-Mariya Zhekova Gospodinova Bulgaria Burgas 11 Certificate 52 Boris Alexandrov Veselinov Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Certificate 53 Boris Ivanov Nondov Bulgaria Dimitrovgrad 10 Certificate 54 Boris Vasilev Gerenski Bulgaria Varna 9 Silver 55 Boryana Georgieva Dimova Bulgaria Dimitrovgrad 12 Certificate 56 Boryana Toncheva Valkova Bulgaria Parvomay 10 Certificate 57 Boyana Grigorova Rashkova Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Certificate 58 Boyko Borisov Borisov Bulgaria Pernik 11 Certificate 59 Boyko Dobromir Dimov Bulgaria Plovdiv 12 Silver 60 Bozhidar Konstantinov Manev Bulgaria Kozloduy 10 Certificate 61 Bozhidar Panayotov Andonov Bulgaria Sliven 9 Bronze 62 Bozhidar Rosenov Stanchev Bulgaria Vratsa 9 Certificate 63 Brian Godwin Lim Philippines Manila 9 Gold 64 Burak Marina Russia Elizovo 9 Silver 65 Chan Tik Hung Hong Kong Hong Kong 9 Certificate 66 Chau Chun Ho Hong Kong Hong Kong 9 Bronze 67 Chen Mingang Hong Kong Hong Kong 9 Bronze 68 Cheng Chun Ho Hong Kong Hong Kong 9 Certificate 69 Cheung Man Tim Hong Kong Hong Kong 9 Silver 70 Chow Wang Hong Hong Kong Hong Kong 9 Certificate 71 Claudia Estefanía Blas Suarez Mexico Veracruz 9 Certificate 72 Dalia Dzhafar Said Filfil Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Certificate 73 Dana Kirilova Kamburova Bulgaria Varna 11 Certificate 74 Daniel Ivanov Vlahov Bulgaria Sliven 11 Certificate 75 Daniel Ivanov Zhelyazkov Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Certificate 76 Daniel Ivaylov Shterev Bulgaria Kardzhali 10 Certificate 77 Daniel Nikolaev Velichkov Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Silver 78 Daniela Georgieva Ivanova Bulgaria Parvomay 9 Certificate 79 Daniela Nikolaeva Savova Bulgaria Burgas 9 Certificate 80 Dariela Rosenova Spasova Bulgaria Pernik 9 Certificate 81 Davletyarov Kamranbek Uzbekistan Tashkent 9 Certificate 82 Denis Stefanov Georgiev Bulgaria Pernik 9 Certificate 83 Denislav Antonov Barov Bulgaria Burgas 11 Bronze 84 Desislava Tsvetanova Dzhuleva Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Bronze 85 Deyan Genadiev Emilov Bulgaria Vidin 10 Silver 86 Diman Stanimirov Uzunov Bulgaria Burgas 9 Certificate 87 Dimitar Atanasov Chakarov Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Gold 88 Dimitar Georgiev Gutev Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Certificate 89 Dimitar Ivanov Bedachev Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Bronze 90 Dimitar Lubomirov Spasov Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Certificate 91 Dimitar Nedelchev Vranchev Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Certificate 92 Dimitar Nikolaev Fenerski Bulgaria Burgas 11 Certificate 93 Dimitar Pavlov Penev Bulgaria Shumen 9 Certificate 94 Dimitar Petkov Georgiev Bulgaria Sliven 12 Certificate 95 Dimitar Todorov Todorov Bulgaria Vratsa 10 Bronze 96 Dimo Petkov Petkov Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Certificate 97 Dimo Stoyanov Dihanov Bulgaria Burgas 9 Certificate 98 Dinko Ivanov Nikolov Bulgaria Dimitrovgrad 10 Certificate 99 Diwen Gao Switzerland Schaffhausen 9 Bronze 100 Doan Niyazi Shakir Bulgaria Kardzhali 9 Certificate 101 Drozdov Eduard Russia Elizovo 10 Bronze 102 Dylan Ashraf Switzerland Schaffhausen 9 Certificate 103 Dzhamal Sabriev Kiselov Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Certificate 104 Dzhan Antonov Dimitrov Bulgaria Kardzhali 11 Bronze 105 Ekaterina Borisova Ivanova Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Silver 106 Ekaterina Ivanova Koleva Bulgaria Varna 12 Certificate 107 Elena Diyanova Markova Bulgaria Burgas 11 Certificate 108 Eleonora Marinova Stoyanova Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Certificate 109 Elia Dimova Stoyanova Bulgaria Svilengrad 11 Certificate 110 Elica Rumenova Evtimova Bulgaria Dimitrovgrad 10 Certificate 111 Elitsa Valerieva Pavlova Bulgaria Varna 12 Certificate 112 Eliya Hristova Yankova Bulgaria Burgas 9 Certificate 113 Emilia Aleksandrova Sivova Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Certificate 114 Emilija Nikolic Switzerland Schaffhausen 9 Certificate 115 Emiliya Kaspar Kasparyan Bulgaria Burgas 12 Certificate 116 Emma Coburn Switzerland Schaffhausen 9 Certificate 117 Enes Mehmed Aliev Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Certificate 118 Enisa Aliu Macedonia Gostivar 9 Certificate 119 Esra Matyan Macedonia Gostivar 9 Bronze 120 Eunice Koengchiat Philippines Manila 9 Certificate 121 Evtim Andonov Ivanov Bulgaria Blagoevgrad 10 Certificate 122 Fidail Remzi Emurla Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Certificate 123 Fjolla Fetaji Macedonia Gostivar 9 Gold 124 Fjolla Zendeli Macedonia Gostivar 9 Certificate 125 Fung Ho Wing Hong Kong Hong Kong 9 Certificate 126 Gabriel Nava Villareal Mexico Veracruz 9 Certificate 127 Gabriela Nikolaeva Koleva Bulgaria Nesebar 10 Certificate 128 Gal Jackson Switzerland Schaffhausen 9 Certificate 129 Galperin Vladislav Uzbekistan Tashkent 9 Certificate 130 Galvin Brice Lim Philippines Manila 9 Certificate 131 Georgi Boykov Hristov Bulgaria Gabrovo 10 Bronze 132 Georgi Delyanov Genkov Bulgaria Gabrovo 11 Certificate 133 Georgi Emilov Dimitrov Bulgaria Pernik 9 Certificate 134 Georgi Hristov Chalakov Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Certificate 135 Georgi Ivanov Atanasov Bulgaria Blagoevgrad 10 Bronze 136 Georgi Kostadinov Palazov Bulgaria Plovdiv 11 Silver 137 Georgi Nikolov Shakev Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Certificate 138 Georgi Ventsislavov Kirilov Bulgaria Pernik 9 Certificate 139 Georgi Yankov Yankov Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Bronze 140 Georgi Yordanov Sabev Bulgaria Kardzhali 10 Certificate 141 Gergana Georgieva Gocheva Bulgaria Dimitrovgrad 9 Gold 142 Gergana Tihomirova Todorova Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Certificate 143 Gergana Zdravkova Kircheva Bulgaria Burgas 11 Certificate 144 German Stoyanov Stoyanov Bulgaria Sliven 10 Silver 145 Gianluca Ribi Switzerland Schaffhausen 9 Certificate 146 Gizem Yusein Ali Bulgaria Kardzhali 9 Certificate 147 Gligor Dimitar Karakamishev Macedonia Bogdanci 9 Certificate 148 Golomidow Yaroslavl Russia Moscow 10 Bronze 149 Hafsa Develi Kyrgyzstan Bishkek 9 Certificate 150 Hana Hasanicaj Macedonia Gostivar 9 Certificate 151 Hasanov Faig Azerbaijan Baku 11 Gold 152 Hatidzhe Ahmed Mustafa Bulgaria Plovdiv 9 Certificate 153 Hristijan Chochevski Macedonia Berovo 11 Bronze 154 Hristo Hristov Ivanov Bulgaria Burgas 9 Certificate 155 Hristo Ivanov Georgiev Bulgaria Vratsa 10 Certificate 156 Hristo Kostov Hristov Bulgaria Varna 10 Silver 157 Hristo Stoilov Dimitrov Bulgaria Stara Zagora 9 Certificate 158 Hristo Stoyanov Hriskov Bulgaria Plovdiv 11 Bronze 159 Huang Liuhan Switzerland Schaffhausen 9 Certificate 160 Hyunho Seo Korea Ashgabat, Turkmenistan 9 Certificate 161 Ihsan Gokalp Kyrgyzstan Bishkek 9 Certificate 162 Ilia Todorov Todorov Bulgaria Kardzhali 11 Certificate 163 Iliya Konstantinov Mandadzhiev Bulgaria Burgas 10 Certificate 164 Ioan Georgiev Salambaschev Bulgaria Plovdiv 10 Gold 165 Ip Tsz Sum Hong Kong Hong Kong 9 Certificate 166 Iva Atanasova Ivanova Bulgaria Burgas 12 Certificate 167 Iva Ivanova Nikolova Bulgaria Burgas 9 Certificate 168 Ivailo Stefkov Stefanov Bulgaria Plovdiv 11 Certificate 169 Ivan Donchev Kabadzhov Bulgaria Plovdiv
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