Hana Gouda wins the gold medal at the African Table Tennis Championship.

Hana Gouda won the title at the African Table Tennis Championships in the women's singles event, held in Tangier, Morocco, from October 18 to 25.

Dina Meshref Claims Silver
 

Gouda secured the title after defeating Dina Meshref 4-1 in the final match.

The Egyptian duo of Dina Meshref and Hana Gouda also won gold in the women's doubles, while the pair of Hind Fathi and Farida Badawi took home the bronze medal.

The Egyptian team of Mohamed El-Baily and Youssef Abdelaziz won gold in the men's doubles, while Mahmoud Helmy and Badr Mustafa earned the bronze medal after reaching the semifinals.

Youssef Abdelaziz and Mariam El-Hodeibi also claimed the gold medal in the mixed doubles competition.

This success comes as part of Egypt's participation in the continental championship, where both the men's and women's teams won their respective team titles. The women's team defeated Tunisia 3-0 in the final, while the men's team clinched the title by beating Algeria 3-2.

The national team's delegation at the championship is led by Ashraf Abdel Fattah, a member of the Egyptian Table Tennis Federation's board, with Ahmed Saleh as head coach, assisted by Magdy Salama and Hisham Ismail.

Men's Team Roster

The Egyptian men's team roster includes: Omar Assar, Youssef Abdelaziz, Badr Mustafa, Mahmoud Ashraf Helmy, and Mohamed El-Baily.

Women's Team Roster

The women's team roster includes: Dina Meshref, Hana Gouda, Mariam El-Hodeibi, Hind Fathi, and Farida Badawi.