Morocco’s karate team excelled in the Karate 1 Premier League in Hangzhou, winning two medals: gold for Said Oubaya and bronze for Nisrine Brouk. This reflects the country’s growing recognition in global sports, backed by recent successes in other championships and ongoing investment in athlete development.
Morocco’s karate team achieved notable success at the Karate 1 Premier League held in Hangzhou, China, from March 14 to 16. The team secured two medals, highlighting their improving performance on the international stage. Said Oubaya clinched gold in the under-67 kg category after a challenging final against Jordan’s Abdel Rahman Almastafa, who won silver. The bronze medals were claimed by Azerbaijan’s Nuran Rzazade and China’s Shin Cheng-Chung.
In addition to Oubaya’s triumph, Nisrine Brouk earned a bronze medal in the under-68 kg category, with Japan’s Kama Tsubasa winning gold in that division. The event gathered some of the leading karate athletes globally, showcasing Morocco’s capabilities in martial arts.
Morocco is increasingly recognized in various sports, excelling not just in karate but also in football and athletics. In December 2024, the karate team finished third in the Arab Karate Championships held in Amman, Jordan, bringing home a total of 20 medals amidst tough competition featuring 330 athletes from nine different countries.
The country’s international achievements underline its expanding presence in the sports realm. Strategic investments in training facilities and the development of athletes, along with international collaborations, foster this momentum, positioning Morocco as a growing force in the global sports landscape.
Morocco’s karate team demonstrated impressive performance at the Karate 1 Premier League, securing gold and bronze medals. With significant achievements in recent championships, Morocco’s visibility in the sports world is rising, supported by investment in athlete development and training infrastructure. These efforts solidify the nation’s status as a competitive player in both karate and various other sports on international stages.
Original Source: www.moroccoworldnews.com
