Mohamed Moutia, President of the Egyptian Judo Federation, Secretary General of the Egyptian Olympic Committee, and head of the Egyptian delegation at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympics, congratulated champion Ali Ramli, a member of the Egyptian judo team, after he won the bronze medal in the under-81 kg category, marking another achievement in the history of Egyptian sports.
Moutia praised the strength and outstanding performance displayed by Ramli during the championship, emphasizing that the achievements of Egypt's champions in Dakar are the result of continuous efforts and hard work, along with a comprehensive Olympic system that operates collaboratively to raise the national flag on international stages.
The head of the Egyptian delegation confirmed that these accomplishments reflect the significant efforts made by the Egyptian Olympic Committee, led by Engineer Yasser Idris, and the support and care provided to the athletes, in addition to the effective role of sports federations and technical and administrative bodies, within a comprehensive framework aimed at preparing champions capable of competing and achieving success.
Moutia pointed out that the collaboration of all elements of the Olympic system is fundamental to achieving positive results, stressing that the medals won by the Egyptian delegation in Dakar reflect the value of institutional work, good planning, and dedication to serving Egyptian sports.
Ali Ramli won the bronze medal after a strong campaign in the under-81 kg competitions, giving Egypt its second medal at the Youth Olympics in Dakar, following the gold medal won by swimmer Zen Hicham in the 100-meter butterfly event.
