University of Carthage Honors Three INSAT Faculty in Stanford Top 2%

University of Carthage celebrated Wednesday, November 3, 2026, the success of three of its faculty members, Professors Mokhtar Hamdi, Olfa Boubaker and Adnen Arbi, recognized among the top 2% of the world's most influential scientists according to the Stanford 2025 ranking. This distinction highlights their major impact in their fields and underscores the international reach of the Tunisian institution. Their research work, often at the forefront of technological and scientific innovation, illustrates a constant ambition for global recognition. The three researchers, members of the National Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology (INSAT), were praised for their pioneering contributions in key areas such as artificial intelligence, embedded systems, and sustainable technologies. Their inclusion in the global top 2% sheds light on the quality of Tunisian education and research, often underestimated internationally. University of Carthage, which honored them publicly, emphasizes its commitment to promoting academic excellence and supporting local talent. This recognition reaffirms Tunisia's place in the global scientific landscape, especially through institutions like INSAT, which train internationally recognized experts. Their success reminds the importance of investing in education and research, strategic levers for the economic and technological competitiveness of the region.