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Arab Air Rifle and Pistol Championship Kicks Off in Muscat

Arab Air Rifle and Pistol Championship Kicks Off in Muscat

Post by : Maya Rahman

Tomorrow marks the official launch of the Arab Championship for air rifle and pistol shooting in Muscat. This significant event is held under the esteemed patronage of His Highness Sayyid Theyazin bin Haitham Al Said, Minister of Culture, Sports and Youth, underscoring the crucial role sports play in regional development.

The Oman Shooting Federation is organizing this tournament at the National Olympic Shooting Complex from December 20 to 25. The facility has been meticulously prepared to adhere to international standards, ensuring a secure and competitive atmosphere for all participants.

A diverse group of 144 male and female athletes from 14 Arab nations will take part in the competition, showcasing the increasing enthusiasm and evolution of shooting sports within the Arab world.

This championship aims to bolster cooperation among Arab sports by fostering interactions and skill exchanges between athletes from various nations. It serves as an excellent platform for participants to learn from one another while establishing professional networks.

In addition to the competitive aspect, the event emphasizes enhancing the technical skills of the athletes. They will receive insights and coaching from seasoned trainers and technical officials, which will aid in optimizing their performance for future international events.

The championship is poised to elevate the performance standards of the participating teams. By offering exposure to high-level challenges and promoting teamwork, the event plays a crucial role in preparing Arab shooters for global competitions.

Dec. 19, 2025 4:54 p.m. 367

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