The town of Aïn El Hammam in Algeria was abuzz with excitement as it hosted its sixth women's semi-marathon, an event organized by the local youth hostel in collaboration with several partners, including the APC. The event was part of the celebrations for International Women's Day. Early in the morning, groups of girls of all ages gathered at the town's sports hall, creating a festive atmosphere that lasted throughout the day.
The semi-marathon, which took place in good conditions thanks to the efforts of the organizers and volunteers, featured various categories, including pupils, young girls, and seniors. The participants were awarded medals and souvenirs as they crossed the finish line, beaming with pride. The streets were filled with the sound of cheering parents and volunteers, who had gathered to support the young athletes.
The winners of the semi-marathon were announced, with Bouras Houda from Tipaza, and Hamiane Lynda and Sadadou Lynda from Tizi Ouzou, taking the top three spots. The event also saw the participation of several other athletes from Tizi Ouzou, who competed in different categories. The results of the semi-marathon were as follows: Pupils - Taleb Hadjila, Saïb Leticia, and Naït Ali Kenza; Benjamines - Slimani Lydia, Zourdani Hadjila, and Bachir Ines; Cadettes - Belhouas Ahlam, Ben Belkacem Dhihane, and Ben Saadi Nissa.
The semi-marathon was a huge success, thanks to the hard work of the organizers and volunteers. The event brought the community together, promoting a sense of unity and celebration. The town of Aïn El Hammam was filled with joy and excitement, as the participants and their families gathered to cheer them on.
The event was a testament to the town's commitment to promoting women's sports and empowering young girls. The semi-marathon provided a platform for the participants to showcase their talents and build their confidence. The event also highlighted the importance of community involvement and support in promoting sports and physical activity.
The sixth edition of the semi-marathon was a milestone event, marking a continuation of the town's efforts to promote women's sports. The event was well-organized, with volunteers and organizers working tirelessly to ensure its success. The participants and their families left the event feeling proud and inspired.
The semi-marathon has become an annual event in the town of Aïn El Hammam, promoting women's empowerment and community engagement. The event has grown in popularity over the years, attracting participants from across the region. The town's commitment to hosting such events has made it a hub for women's sports in Algeria.
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- The town of Aïn El Hammam hosted its sixth women's semi-marathon, attracting participants of all ages.
