The national fencing team ends its participation in the Asian Under-23 Championship in Bahrain Details: The national fencing team ended its participation in the Asian Under-23 Championship, hosted by the Kingdom of Bahrain, with the participation of 188 players representing 15 Asian countries. The tournament saw the qualification of our national team player, Lian Ahmadu, to the second round, while the participation of the two players, Noor Rizq and Shahad Ahmed, ended in the group stage, against the background of high technical levels and the opportunity to interact with advanced schools in Asia and gain international experience. The head of our group's delegation, Taghrid Ibrahim, confirmed that the participation is an important milestone for the Syrian fencer, as qualification for the second round was achieved for the first time in the history of the group's external participation in this age group. Ibrahim explained that the main goal is to engage in strong competitions, develop technical abilities and increase readiness, and expressed her hope that the experiences gained will be reflected positively on the results of Syrian fencing in the upcoming competitions. The team's delegation included Taghrid Ibrahim as the head of the delegation, Abdel Nasser Hamidi as the manager and Hammam Khalauni as the coach, along with the players Nur Rizq, Shahed Ahmed and Ian Ahmadu.

The national fencing team ends its participation in the Asian Under-23 Championship in Bahrain Details: The national fencing team ended its participation in the Asian Under-23 Championship, hosted by the Kingdom of Bahrain, with the participation of 188 players representing 15 Asian countries. The tournament saw the qualification of our national team player, Lian Ahmadu, to the second round, while the participation of the two players, Noor Rizq and Shahad Ahmed, ended in the group stage, against the background of high technical levels and the opportunity to interact with advanced schools in Asia and gain international experience. The head of our group's delegation, Taghrid Ibrahim, confirmed that the participation is an important milestone for the Syrian fencer, as qualification for the second round was achieved for the first time in the history of the group's external participation in this age group. Ibrahim explained that the main goal is to engage in strong competitions, develop technical abilities and increase readiness, and expressed her hope that the experiences gained will be reflected positively on the results of Syrian fencing in the upcoming competitions. The team's delegation included Taghrid Ibrahim as the head of the delegation, Abdel Nasser Hamidi as the manager and Hammam Khalauni as the coach, along with the players Nur Rizq, Shahed Ahmed and Ian Ahmadu.