The open Arab Taekwondo Cup, in its fourth edition, concluded at the Zayed Sports Complex, under the patronage of Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamad Al Sharqi, Crown Prince of Fujairah. The competition spanned two days and wrapped up last night, showcasing an extensive competitive atmosphere with over 1,306 male and female athletes participating. The one-star event (G1) highlighted the fierce competition among all participants vying for top positions, with heightened excitement as new names emerged prominently, particularly athletes from Egypt, Tunisia, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia.
The final day featured significant and qualitative participation, with continuous matches and intense pressure on the mats being the main scene attended by decision-makers in taekwondo, including the President of the Asian Taekwondo Union, Professor Lee Kyu Seok, who emphasized the "strength of confrontations and the intensity of competition for victory." The first day was dedicated to men's bouts, while the second day focused on youth and junior competitions, which are considered vital for enriching team rosters with promising talents to achieve future successes and reach podium finishes.
