Al -Zaabi reveals the arbitration details in the World League of Karate Youth “Fujairah 2025”

The Chairman of the Referees Committee of the Emirates Karate Federation, a member of the International and Asian Referees Committee, Jaber Al -Zaabi, revealed the participation of 350 rulings in the management of the World Youth Karate League competitions, scheduled in Fujairah during the period from 20 to 23 February, in the Zayed Sports Complex.
Al -Zaabi said in press statements: “The Fujairah round is one of the most important stations for the small age groups (under 21 years), and there are standard posts not only at the level of the players, but in the arbitration teams that run its competitions, which number 350, in addition to being an important station for the tests Special rulers, promotion and obtaining an international emblem. ”
He explained: «The tests of the referees will be held on the sidelines of the tournament with the participation of our local crews (12 referees in Al -Kata, and nine in the Komette), which is of course an important session that (Fujairah 2025) is one of the rounds listed in the World League, and the opportunity for the referees applying for the badge, as The total referees registered in the 197th session in (Al -Kata) and 254 in (Al -Koulette) are 451 rulings.
He added: «The championship provides seven different benefits at the refereeing level and the rulers of the referees, including raising professional competence through international championship standards, helping referees to improve their performance in line with the laws and regulations of the International Federation, in addition to that it increases the position of Emirati rulers at the regional and international levels, For development and training, in light of the workshops and training that usually accompany the major world championships the size of the Fujairah Championship.
Al -Zaabi concluded: “The Emirati arbitration crew in the championship includes beside me, both Muhammad Al -Hassan, Amina Haji, Anas Al -Manasir, Saber Hammad, Youssef Qangouli, Narges Ahmadi, Muhammad Abu Aoun and Radoko.”