Post by : Mariam Al-Faris
The Arab Championship for air rifle and pistol shooting will officially start tomorrow, Saturday, in Muscat. The event is held under the patronage of His Highness Sayyid Theyazin bin Haitham Al Said, Minister of Culture, Sports and Youth, highlighting the importance of sports development in the region.
Organized by the Oman Shooting Federation, the tournament will take place at the National Olympic Shooting Complex from December 20 to 25. The venue has been prepared to meet international standards and provide a safe and competitive environment for all participants.
A total of 144 male and female shooters from 14 Arab countries are expected to compete in various air rifle and pistol events. This participation demonstrates the growing interest and development of shooting sports across the Arab world.
The championship aims to strengthen Arab sports cooperation by encouraging interaction and exchange of skills among athletes from different countries. It also provides a platform for shooters to learn from each other and build professional relationships.
In addition to promoting competition, the tournament focuses on developing the technical skills of participants. Athletes will receive guidance and tips from experienced coaches and technical officials, which will help improve their overall performance and readiness for international events.
The championship is also expected to raise the overall performance levels of the participating teams. By providing exposure to high-level competition and fostering teamwork, the event contributes to enhancing the preparedness of Arab shooters for global competitions.
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