Competitions in Rio and Curitiba are sponsored by the Arab country’s jiu-jitsu federation. The events will be held in the next two weekends.
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‘The history of soccer’ is now showing in the Greater Florianópolis area. Curator Jules Soto is in talks to take it to Dubai and the other six emirates before the end of the year.
It is the best-placed Arab country in the competition that kicked off last week in Rio de Janeiro. Tunisian athletes have won five track and field gold medals. Egypt has won two golds.
The team will represent Brazil at the 2016 IHF Super Globe, the premier international championship for the sport. A four-time Pan American champion, it will try to outscore the European favorites.
Ahmad Abughaush won the first gold medal in the history of his country at the Rio 2016 Summer Olympics in men’s taekwondo 58 – 68 kg event.
One Syrian and one Iranian will be a team in the Paralympic Games next September in Rio de Janeiro.
Athletes from Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan, Algeria, Qatar, Egypt, Tunisia and United Arab Emirates left Rio 2016 with medals from different competitions.
The Jordanian Ahmad Abughaush won the men’s under-68 kg taekwondo tournament at the Rio Olympics.
Marwa Amri beat Yuliya Ratkevich of Azerbaijan during the repechage rounds. The champion in the under-58 kg category was Kaori Icho of Japan.
Mutaz Essa Barshim took second place with a 2.36 meter jump. Canadian Derek Drouin won the gold medal.
Taoufik Makhloufi came in second in the final, behind Kenyan David Rudisha. The athlete from the Arab country is the current Olympic champion in the 1,500 meters.
Mohammed Rabii lost one of the welterweight semifinals to Shakhram Giyasov of Uzbekistan.
The Kenyan-born Ruth Jebet won 3000 meter steeplechase event at the Olympic Stadium. She was close to breaking the world record.
Mohamed Mahmoud and Ines Boubakri finished third, respectively, in weightlifting and fencing.
