The national table tennis team is leaving for Ghana in preparation for the African Championship scheduled to be held on the 20th of this month.
The national team prepared for the African Championship by holding a preparatory camp in Tunisia that lasted for 10 days.
The national team is participating in the African Championship with four players: Mohamed Abdel Karim, Ali Al-Qabaili, Taha Abdel Karim, and Sand Al-Qabaili, under the supervision of coach Adel bin Zahia.
The African Championship will see the participation of more than 163 athletes representing 23 countries.
Ghana
Ghana is a country in West Africa, known for its rich history, including the former Ashanti Empire and the gold trade. In the past, it was a British colony called the Gold Coast, and in 1957 it became the first sub-Saharan nation to gain its independence. Today, Ghana is famous for its diverse landscapes, historic coastal castles, and vibrant culture.
Tunisia
Tunisia is the capital of the Tunisian Republic, known for its ancient history stretching back thousands of years. It was historically known as “Carthage” before becoming an important cultural center in Islamic times. The city features prominent cultural and historical landmarks such as the Zaytuna Mosque and old souks, making it a tourist destination rich in heritage.