The karate national team has arrived in Poland in preparation for the World Championship for juniors and youth.

The national karate team has arrived in Poland to prepare for the World Championship for Juniors, Youth, and Under 21 in 2026. This marks a new global stage where Egypt's champions aim to compete seriously and achieve accomplishments that will add to the record of Egyptian karate on the international level.

40 male and female athletes participating in the championship

The delegation consists of 40 male and female athletes who are participating in the competitions with great ambitions and hopes of reaching the podium and continuing the series of successes that Egyptian karate has achieved in various continental and international tournaments.

The delegation is accompanied by Mohamed Dahrawi, President of the Egyptian Karate Federation and member of the executive office of both the international and African federations, who was invited by the international federation to attend the executive office meetings and the general assembly, in addition to monitoring the team's performance and tracking the journey of Egypt's champions in the championship.

The delegation is led by Said Nasr, Vice President of both the Egyptian and African Karate Federations, as preparations continue to compete in an atmosphere characterized by strong challenges and the team's aspirations to achieve positive results.

Impressive results reflecting Egypt's name and the status of Egyptian karate

Eyes are on the participation of the team’s champions in the Poland 2026 competitions, with great hopes that the male and female athletes will deliver outstanding performances and be able to convert their preparations and efforts into medals and new achievements that will raise Egypt's flag high on the global podiums.