The Djiboutian Judo Federation completed a technical training course for judo coaches on Friday, October 23, 2026, at Hassan Gouled Stadium. The course was supported by the Olympic Solidarity program and attended by several coaches and technical staff. The initiative aims to develop training capacities and improve the technical level of the sport in the country. The course was supervised by experts Alain Christian Kingui Dehang and Jalal Ben Hassan.
The closing ceremony was attended by the President of the Djiboutian Judo Federation, Faisal Abdurahman Abduragib, and the President of the Djiboutian Olympic and Sports Committee, Aicha Ali Grad. Also in attendance were representatives from the Ministry of State for Sports, the Japanese Embassy, and the Japanese Self-Defense Forces in Djibouti. The event showcased a technical demonstration by the participating coaches, highlighting the skills and techniques acquired during the course.
The President of the Djiboutian Judo Federation emphasized the importance of the course in enhancing the capabilities of coaches and developing technical frameworks. This, he said, will positively impact the level of practitioners and contribute to expanding the base of the sport and improving its results. He expressed gratitude to the Olympic Solidarity program, the Djiboutian Olympic and Sports Committee, and the Ministry of State for Sports for their continuous support.
The President of the Djiboutian Olympic and Sports Committee, Aicha Ali Grad, stressed the importance of investing in the qualification of technical cadres. She described this as a fundamental pillar for developing sports and enhancing the capabilities of national sports federations. The course concluded with the distribution of participation certificates to the beneficiary coaches.
The training course aimed to enhance the technical qualification of judo coaches in Djibouti and develop the country's judo system. The Olympic Solidarity program provided support for the initiative, which aligns with efforts to promote sports development in the country. The course is expected to have a positive impact on the sport in Djibouti.
The Djiboutian Judo Federation's efforts to develop the sport are ongoing, with a focus on improving technical capabilities and expanding the sport's base. The completion of the training course for coaches marks a significant step towards achieving these goals. The federation's initiatives are supported by various stakeholders, including the Olympic Solidarity program and the Djiboutian Olympic and Sports Committee.
Key stakeholders, including the President of the Djiboutian Judo Federation, the President of the Djiboutian Olympic and Sports Committee, and representatives from the Ministry of State for Sports, attended the closing ceremony. The event highlighted the collaborative efforts to promote sports development in Djibouti.
Key points
- The course was supported by the Olympic Solidarity program.
- The course aimed to develop training capacities and improve the technical level of judo in Djibouti.
- The event concluded with the distribution of participation certificates to the beneficiary coaches.
