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The first United Arab Emirates National Gymnastics Championships, the future sports stars, took place in Al Habtoor, Dubai, with the participation of 200 athletes of different nationalities, organized by the Dubai Sport Council and the following year. Olympic Youth Gymnastics School, in partnership with Al Habtoor Group and Dubai Duty Free.
This tournament was an important step in the promotion and promotion of gymnastics. It was the first tournament of its kind in the country. Players from local sports clubs and public and private schools from different parts of the country participated to compete in the A and B categories of clubs. Gymnastics and class C for schools.
Lamia Tariq Malallah, the youngest and highest rated female athlete from the United States and recipient of the Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Award for Sports Innovation, won the gold medal in the first MINI A category after collecting 26,000 points, ahead of competitors Talia Marwan, who scored 22,700 points, and Karim Al Bahrawi, who scored 22,200 points.
The contest winner, Saeed Hareb, secretary general of the Dubai Sports Council, world champion and European gymnastics champion Cycnaya Djalaghania, chairman of the championship organizing committee, as well as a certain number of representatives from participating governments and clubs.
"This is a positive step to support the emerging talent of this prestigious Olympic sport," said Saeed Hareb, "and contributes to the diversity and richness of the list of sports events in Dubai throughout the year. The atmosphere stimulates and showcases the work they do to contribute to the promotion of sports practice.
At the end of the tournament, the organizing committee paid tribute to three Emirati athletes: Amna Al Haddad, Amal Mourad and Al-Anoud Mabrouk Al-Saadi, in recognition of their role in enriching Emirati sport by their creativity and excellence.
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