
Afghanistan Gains Membership in World Street Sports Organization Kardu
Afghanistan has obtained membership in the World Street Sports Organization Kardu for the first time.
The membership allows Afghan athletes to participate in the organization's programs and international competitions, placing them alongside active countries in street sports and culture worldwide. It was achieved through the efforts of Salman Sultani, president and founder of street sports in Afghanistan, who has been appointed as the organization's ambassador in the country.
Officials of street sports in Afghanistan described the membership as an important step for introducing the country's street sports at the international level and providing new opportunities for young athletes.
The World Kardu organization is one of the largest international bodies in street culture and sports. It aims to support, develop and identify young talents in various street sports and arts disciplines. The organization holds numerous international competitions and programs each year, with participants from dozens of countries. Currently, it includes entrants from over 100 countries worldwide.
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