Double Gold Glory: Duaa Nizar Khudry Triumphs at the International Invention Fair in the Middle East

By Publisher Ray Carmen

Innovation met excellence in Kuwait as Saudi inventor Duaa Nizar Khudry secured two prestigious gold medals at the 16th International Invention Fair in the Middle East (IIFME).

Her groundbreaking invention — a device designed to filter and recycle used liquids for improved sustainability and purification — earned:

A Gold Medal from the fair’s official judging panel

The IFIA Best Invention Award from the International Federation of Inventors’ Associations

The dual recognition places Khudry among the region’s most promising innovators and underscores the growing influence of Saudi talent on the global scientific stage.

Innovation With Purpose

At a time when water security and environmental efficiency are critical global concerns, Khudry’s device offers practical, scalable solutions.

Her system focuses on:

• Recycling used liquids

• Enhancing purification efficiency

• Supporting environmental protection

• Improving industrial sustainability

In a region where water conservation is not just important but essential, such innovation carries both scientific and societal weight.

A Rising Force in Regional Innovation

The International Invention Fair in the Middle East is one of the region’s premier platforms for showcasing cutting-edge ideas across science, engineering, sustainability and technology.

To win two gold medals at such a prestigious event is not merely an accolade — it is a statement.

It signals a new era of Middle Eastern inventors, particularly women in STEM, taking centre stage and driving forward-thinking solutions to global challenges.

Khudry’s triumph is more than a personal victory.

It is a celebration of innovation without limits — and proof that bold ideas can reshape industries and inspire nations.

And judging by this double-gold performance, this is only the beginning.