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  • 1404/05/10
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Sport Competitions Held in Nangarhar

According to a press release from the Olympic Department of Nangarhar province, Sport competitions were organized at the "Malem Awal Gul" sports stadium in District One of Jalalabad city. The event was held under the direction of the General Directorate of Physical Education, Sports, and the Olympic Committee, in coordination with the Martial Arts Federation and OSPORT officials.

The press release states that the competitions aimed to support the system and encourage athletes. A total of 32 athletes participated in the event across two age categories — youth and adults — competing in thrilling matches against each other. As a result, 16 athletes emerged victorious.

The source further added, that the event lasted for one day, and the winning athletes were awarded certificates of appreciation and medals as prizes 


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