Tripoli, February 2, 2026 – An expanded and important meeting for the Libyan boxing family was held this morning, Monday, February 2, 2026, at the National Teams Hall in the Tripoli Sports City. The meeting was attended by coaches from the Western Region.
The meeting was opened with a welcoming speech, thanking and appreciating all coaches in various regions, praising the significant efforts they exert in preparing and refining boxers across all categories, and their focus on developing and caring for them until they reach the senior level.
For their part, the coaches praised the notable achievements made by the Libyan Boxing Federation in terms of external participations during the year 2025, expressing their happiness with the remarkable progress witnessed in Libyan boxing, especially recently.
The meeting concluded with several important points, most notably:
Setting the dates for the start of the preliminary qualifiers for the Libya Boxing Championship 2026 in all regions (Western, Eastern, Central, Green Mountain, and Gulf).
A preliminary agreement to hold the preliminary qualifiers for the Libya Boxing Championship 2026 in the Western Region on Friday, February 13, 2026.
Issuing cards approved by the Libyan Boxing Federation for boxers, coaches, referees, and administrators, to be used during competitions.
Imposing strict penalties by the organizing committee in case of non-compliance with the approved conditions, especially those clarified during the technical meeting.
Considering the participation of national teams in international commitments if they coincide with the federation’s activity calendar.
Discussing the establishment of a professional boxing championship according to global specifications and standards.
Assigning international coaches to supervise a qualification course for trainers in Tripoli in the coming period.
Tripoli
Tripoli is the capital and largest city of Libya, with a history dating back to the 7th century BC when it was founded by the Phoenicians. It later became a significant Roman city and a major port under various rulers, including the Ottomans and Italians, which is reflected in its diverse architecture like the ancient Medina and Red Castle.
National Teams Hall
The National Teams Hall is a museum and exhibition space dedicated to celebrating the history and achievements of a nation’s various sports teams. It typically features memorabilia, trophies, and interactive displays that chronicle significant moments and legendary athletes from international competitions. Its history is often tied to a major sporting event hosted by the country, serving as a lasting legacy to inspire future generations.
Tripoli Sports City
Tripoli Sports City is a major sports complex in Tripoli, Lebanon, originally constructed to host the 1975 Mediterranean Games. Its history is intertwined with the Lebanese Civil War, during which it suffered significant damage and was used as a military base before being renovated and reopened in the late 1990s. Today, it remains a central venue for sporting events and public gatherings in northern Lebanon.
Western Region
The Western Region refers to a historical administrative division of Ghana that existed from 1957 to 2018, known for its coastal capital, Sekondi-Takoradi, and its role as a center of the gold and cocoa trades. It was a major hub during the colonial era and played a significant part in Ghana’s economic development following independence. In 2018, as part of a governmental reorganization, the region was split to create the new Western North Region.
Libyan Boxing Federation
The Libyan Boxing Federation is the national governing body for the sport of boxing in Libya, responsible for organizing competitions and developing athletes. It was established to promote boxing within the country and has operated through various periods of Libya’s modern history, though its activities have often been disrupted by political instability and conflict.
Libya Boxing Championship 2026
The Libya Boxing Championship 2026 is an upcoming national sporting event aimed at revitalizing the sport within the country. Historically, boxing in Libya has faced challenges due to periods of conflict and instability, but this championship represents an effort to re-establish athletic competition and community.
Eastern
“Eastern” is a general term, but if referring to Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia, USA, it was a pioneering prison opened in 1829 that introduced the solitary confinement system. Its radial floor plan and strict philosophy of inmate isolation became a model for prisons worldwide.
Central
Central is a major transportation hub and vibrant commercial district in Hong Kong, historically developed as the city’s central business district under British colonial administration. It remains the financial and political heart of Hong Kong, housing key government buildings, banks, and the headquarters of numerous multinational corporations. The area’s history is visible in its blend of colonial-era architecture, such as the former Legislative Council Building, with modern skyscrapers.
Green Mountain
Green Mountain is a man-made hill and historic site in Gibraltar, originally created from spoil during the construction of military tunnels in the 18th and 19th centuries. It served as a vital strategic observation point and was later transformed during World War II to include extensive underground facilities. Today, it is a protected nature reserve within the Upper Rock area.
Gulf
The Gulf, most commonly referring to the Persian Gulf (or Arabian Gulf), is a major body of water in Western Asia that has been a vital center for trade, culture, and civilization for millennia. Historically, it was home to ancient Mesopotamian cultures and later became a crucial route for maritime trade, connecting the Middle East with India and beyond. Its strategic and economic importance, particularly due to vast oil reserves, has shaped the modern history and geopolitics of the surrounding nations.
