Al-Swehly defeated Brazil’s Assembleia Paranaense team three sets to one in a match between the two teams as part of the Volleyball Club World Championship, currently being held in Brazil.
The set scores were: 21–25, 25–19, 25–21, and 25–22 in favor of the Al-Swehly team, which delivered a strong performance and managed to overcome its Brazilian opponent on their home court and in front of their fans.
– Al-Swehly prepares in Brazil for the Volleyball Club World Championship for Continental Champions
– Al-Swehly raises Africa’s flag at the Volleyball Club World Cup in Brazil
Al-Swehly
Al-Swehly is a prominent neighborhood in Tripoli, Libya, historically known for being the site of the Al-Swehly Mosque and the tomb of Sidi Salem Al-Swehly, a revered 16th-century Islamic scholar. The area has long been a center for religious learning and community gatherings, reflecting its deep cultural and spiritual significance in the city’s history.
Brazil
Brazil is the largest country in South America, known for its immense Amazon rainforest and vibrant cultural exports like samba and football. Its modern history began with Portuguese colonization in 1500, followed by independence as an empire in 1822 and the establishment of a republic in 1889. The nation is characterized by its diverse ethnic heritage and complex social history, including periods of military dictatorship in the 20th century before its return to democratic rule.
Assembleia Paranaense
The Assembleia Paranaense is the Legislative Assembly of the Brazilian state of Paraná, located in its capital city of Curitiba. Its history dates back to 1854 when the province’s first legislative body was established, evolving into its current form after Paraná became a state in 1889. The assembly is responsible for creating state laws and overseeing the executive branch’s activities.
Volleyball Club World Championship
The Volleyball Club World Championship is an annual international tournament for the world’s top men’s and women’s professional volleyball clubs, first organized by the FIVB in 1989. It was initially held intermittently before becoming a regular annual event in the 2000s, serving as the premier global competition to crown the best club team in the sport.
Africa
Africa is the world’s second-largest continent and the cradle of humankind, with fossil evidence suggesting it is where the human species first evolved. Its history encompasses the rise of powerful ancient civilizations like Egypt and Mali, followed by periods of colonization by European powers and a widespread movement for independence in the 20th century. Today, it is a continent of immense cultural, linguistic, and ecological diversity, comprising 54 sovereign nations.
Volleyball Club World Cup
The Volleyball Club World Cup is an annual international men’s and women’s club volleyball tournament organized by the FIVB. First held for men in 1989 and for women in 1991, it was discontinued before being successfully revived in the 2000s. The competition now features the champion clubs from each continental confederation competing for the title of world champion.
