12 riders representing Qatar in West Asia

The Lebanese national team arrived yesterday in Beirut to prepare for the third edition of the West Asian Championship for young men and women, which will start tomorrow and will continue until August 18 on the tracks of the school Saydet Al-Jamhour in Beirut.
The Qatari team was led by Khalifa Abdulmalik, head of the national team, and also included Khalid Al Marri, team leader, Salah Shabouh, lead coaches, and 12 runners: Khaled Mohammed Zakaria, Mohammed Bader Al Ali, Saeed Othman Zamzoom, Abdul Majeed Mohammed Zakaria and Hafiz Madani. Mehdi, Zubair Hbadan Jama, Ammar Abdul Majid, Suleiman Abdullah Al-Khater, Mohammed Nouh Khalifa, Saeed al-Ali Ali, Hamza Sowesi and Abdullah Tariq Sharaf.
The trainers include Salaheddine Shabouh, Lee Michel Christophe, Hendrik Jacobs Coetzee, Mohamed Farah Al Kaabi, Ivesa Jackling, Pavel Sezerba and physiotherapist Mohammed Al Bashir Mowaffaq and Benjamin Sinavinslak.
Intensive preparations
Besides Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Oman, Yemen, Syria, Jordan, Palestine and Lebanon are participating in this edition. One country, the United Arab Emirates, has apologized.
The races will start on the first day of the morning, starting at 7 am, with a 5000m walk for the juniors, then a 10,000m final for the juniors, a 100m decathlon for the juniors, a first-round qualifying for the junior 100-meter race and a long jump. In the junior decathlon competition, the final shooting competition drew 3 kg for the young women and the last pole vault for the juniors as well, then the competition shot took place in the decathlon competition for the juniors weighing 5 kg. kg. In the evening, the first day will be dedicated to the semi-finals of the 100-meter junior. At 6 pm, the final will be the junior 5 kg shot put, the junior high jump for the Decathlon, then the 400 meter hurdles and the 800 meter final will also be the enemy of both categories. Then, 400 meters of Decathlon for juniors, and the curtain falls on the first day of the final competition, the junior enemy of 100 meters then junior.