Armenia’s Liana Khachatryan Wins the 21st International Microelectronics Olympiad
The first day of Silicon Mountains 2026 in Yerevan closed with the awards ceremony of the 21st International Microelectronics Olympiad. Armenia’s Liana Khachatryan took first place.
Opening the ceremony, UEICT President Armen Baldryan said:
“Microelectronics is the foundation of technology, and the future of technological development lies with the specialists who competed in Yerevan over these two days. Microelectronics is not just a field — it is a mindset, a particular engineering character and a special lens through which to look at the world. I wish that, in a few years, all our participants become specialists recognized by the whole world.”
The winners
| Place | Name | Country |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Liana Khachatryan | Armenia |
| 2nd | Assane Ndiaye | France |
| 3rd | Nathalie Juljian | Lebanon |
| 3rd | Artur Saribekyan | Armenia |
| 3rd | Anton Glinin | Russia |
| Best Engineering Solution (Arman Chagharyan Award, named after the war hero) | Haykush Petrosyan | Armenia |
Microelectronics remains in the spotlight on the event’s second day, November 4, which is dedicated to the International Microelectronics Forum with speakers from Armenia and abroad.
Silicon Mountains is Armenia’s leading technology platform, organized since 2019 by the Union of Employers of ICT (UEICT). Over the years it has hosted more than 100 speakers and over 10,000 participants; this year’s edition is the 11th. More information: silicon-mountains.org.
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