Motto
The Mediterranean Competition's goals are:Rule document: http://mural.uv.es/rorunu/cmm/bases/Bases05ing.pdf * Discovery, development and challenge of mathematically gifted students * Establishment of friendly and cooperative relationships between students and teachers of variousRules
The contest is conducted separately in every country. Each participating country can let an unrestricted number of students write the contest, but only the results of the top ten, according to national evaluation, can be submitted for international ranking. Every of these is awarded a certificate either of participation or merit, whereas the levels of merit - Gold, Silver, Bronze and Honorable Mention – are awarded similarly to theHistory
The Mediterranean Competition initially took place in 1998, created and until today organized by Spanish Francisco Bellot Rosado. In the first year, only three problems were to be solved. However from the second year on, the contest consisted of four problems each, with an overall contest time of four hours.http://imomath.com/index.php?options=Med&mod=23&ttn=Mediterranean In 2013, a faulty problem has been given for the first time; anReferences
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