Al-Dahrawi praises the karate system after achieving second place in the world and calls for continued medal collection.

Mohamed Dahrawy, the President of the Egyptian Karate Federation, expressed his appreciation for the entire system of the sport following the national team's achievement in the World Championship, where they secured second place globally, reaffirming the development of Egyptian karate and its ability to compete on international stages.

Dahrawy congratulates all components of the karate system

The Karate Federation President made sure to extend his congratulations to all components of the system, starting from the coaching and administrative staff to the national team players, as well as the administrators and workers in the federation, and up to the officials of the regions and branches, in recognition of each individual's role in supporting the sport and contributing to its achievements.

Dahrawy emphasized the importance of cooperation among all parties and working with a unified team spirit, praising the efforts made during the past period, which reflected positively on the national team's performance in the World Championship and led to a strong position in international competitions.

Federation President motivates players to achieve more success

The President of the Egyptian Karate Federation stressed the need to continue working and exerting more effort in the upcoming phase to maintain the gains achieved and to elevate them for better results in future championships.

Exert maximum effort in upcoming championships

He also called on players and the coaching and administrative staff to intensify their preparations and focus on upcoming training sessions and competitions, aiming to achieve the highest possible number of medals and to continue raising Egypt's name high in various international arenas.

The Karate Federation aims to continue its path of achievements by supporting all elements of the sport and providing the appropriate environment to achieve further successes, which enhances the status of Egyptian karate on the global stage.