“UAE Judo Team to Participate in World Championships after Joint Camp with Japan”

Tokyo, April 25, WAM / The UAE Judo Federation has set the date of the fifth of next May as the date for the arrival of our first national team to Doha from Japan, where it will conclude its joint preparatory camp with the Japanese national team, in preparation for participating in the World Championships that will be held in the Qatari capital during the period from 7 until May 13 next.
So far, 96 countries have applied to participate in the Judo World Cup, including 9 Arab countries, namely the UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Lebanon, Djibouti and Qatar, the host of the tournament.
Our team’s mission during the participation in the upcoming World Championship is headed by Nasser Al-Tamimi, Secretary General of the International Judo Federation and Treasurer of the International Federation, who will attend the meetings of the International Federation’s General Assembly on the sidelines of the World Championship.
The UAE delegation to the Japan camp, which will participate in the Doha World Cup, includes the player Batsu Altan in the weight of under 57 kg, the players Shaveli Gram in the weight of under 66 kg, Talal Shavili in the weight of under 81 kg, and Gregory Aram, who participates in the weight competitions of the weight of under 90 kg. Zafer Aram (under 100 kg), Maarouf Magu in the weight of over 100 kg, and supervises the training of the first team, former international player Victor.
His Excellency Mohammed bin Thaloub Al-Derei, President of the UAE Judo Federation, praised the efforts of the Japanese Judo Federation and the hospitality of Tokai University of Japan, which provides all the requirements for success for the national team camp, indicating that the good results achieved by the players in the last stage calls for optimism to achieve more victories and ensure obtaining qualification points. required to participate in the 2024 Paris Olympics and win a medal.