The Tunisian weightlifting team has arrived in the Algerian city of Mostaganem to compete in the African Championships and Arab Weightlifting Championships, which will run from October 5 to 13, 2026. According to the Tunisian Weightlifting Federation, the team comprises 18 athletes, including both men and women. The championships will feature various weightlifting events, and the Tunisian team is expected to face stiff competition from other African and Arab countries.
The Tunisian team is led by a group of experienced athletes, including Khoula Mejri, Yasmine Eradhwani, and Takwa Touati in the women's category. The men's team features athletes such as Idris Ourth, Farouk Ben Hamida, and Yahia Alayeb. The team's coach and officials are confident about their chances of winning medals in the championships. The African Championships and Arab Weightlifting Championships are considered important events in the weightlifting calendar, and the Tunisian team's performance will be closely watched.
The Tunisian Weightlifting Federation has been working hard to prepare the team for the championships. The team has been training intensively for several months, and the federation has provided them with all the necessary facilities and equipment. The team's athletes have also been motivated by the support of their fans and the Tunisian sports community.
The African Championships and Arab Weightlifting Championships will feature athletes from various countries, including Algeria, Egypt, South Africa, and Morocco. The championships will be a great opportunity for the Tunisian team to test their skills against top-level competition and gain valuable experience. The team's performance will also be seen as a reflection of the country's weightlifting program and its ability to produce talented athletes.
The Tunisian team's participation in the championships is part of its efforts to improve its performance in international competitions. The team has been working to develop its skills and strategy, and the championships will be an important test of its progress. The team's officials have expressed their confidence in the team's abilities and are optimistic about its chances of success.
The African Championships and Arab Weightlifting Championships will be held in Mostaganem, Algeria, and will feature various weightlifting events. The championships will be an important event in the weightlifting calendar, and the Tunisian team's performance will be closely watched. The team's athletes will be competing against top-level competition, and their performance will be seen as a reflection of their skills and training.
The Tunisian team's participation in the championships is a significant development for the country's weightlifting program. The team's performance will be closely watched, and its success will be seen as a boost to the country's sports community. According to Radio Jeunes, the team is ready to compete and make a good impression in the championships.
Key points
- The Tunisian weightlifting team will compete in the African Championships and Arab Weightlifting Championships with 18 athletes.
- The championships will be held in Mostaganem, Algeria, from October 5 to 13, 2026.
- The team's athletes will be competing against top-level competition from various African and Arab countries.
