The Lebanese Golf Federation's delegation has departed to Morocco to participate in the 42nd Arab Championship in both individual and team categories, held in Casablanca for three days. The competition features 50 players representing 13 Arab countries: Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Tunisia, Iraq, Palestine, Libya, Morocco, and Lebanon. The delegation is headed by the president of the Lebanese Golf Federation, Karim Salim Salam, and includes: Team Leader: George Nicola, Players: Rashid Aqal, Geoffrey Laclec, Munther Joujou, and Rene Nicola.
Salam stated that "various events will take place alongside the championship, as the Executive Office of the Arab Golf Federation will hold a meeting tomorrow morning (Friday), in which he participates as a member. Additionally, the General Assembly of the Federation will hold a meeting on the same evening." He noted that "Lebanon hosted the first edition of the Arab Championship in 1974 and had the honor of contributing to the establishment of the Arab Federation for the sport at that time, thanks to efforts by his father, Selim Ali Salam, and has a record of many commendable results." Salam expressed hope that Lebanon's participation in the 42nd Arab Championship in Morocco would yield results that match the ambitions and capabilities of the players.
