The national youth athletics team has arrived in Tunisia to participate in the North African Athletics Championship, scheduled to start tomorrow, Friday.
The championship will take place over two days in the Tunisian city of Ain Draham, with the national team fielding three athletes.
The team will compete with athlete Yahya Al-Areeq in throwing events, and athletes Abdullah Ibrahim and Hammam Al-Takmak in short and middle-distance races. The national team is led by Mohamed Wadah.
Tunisia
Tunisia is a North African country known for its rich history, diverse culture, and Mediterranean coastline. Its capital, Tunis, is home to ancient landmarks like the Bardo Museum and the Medina. The country has been shaped by various civilizations, including the Phoenicians, Romans, and Arabs.
North Africa
North Africa is a geographic and cultural region rich in history, comprising countries such as Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt. This region was home to great civilizations like the Phoenician, Roman, and Islamic empires, and played a pivotal role in trade and culture across the Mediterranean. North Africa is characterized by a unique blend of Amazigh, Arab, and African heritage, making it a significant tourist and historical destination.
Ain Draham
Ain Draham is a picturesque mountain resort in northwestern Tunisia, located in the Kroumirie Mountains, renowned for its dense oak forests and thermal springs. Its history dates back to the Roman period, when it was known as a rest stop due to its healing waters, and later became a popular holiday destination during the French protectorate. Today, it attracts tourists for its green landscapes, fresh air, and hiking opportunities.