
Afghanistan Powerlifting Team Departs for International Tournament in Belarus
Afghanistan’s national powerlifting team has departed for Belarus to participate in an upcoming international competition. The delegation, which consists of six athletes and one coach, will represent the country at the tournament scheduled to run from May 6 through May 10.
The General Directorate of Olympics, Physical Education and Sports confirmed the travel arrangements and outlined the structure of the event. The competition will be divided into three main divisions: youth, masters, and open categories. Participants from multiple nations are expected to attend, creating a competitive environment for athletes across various age and experience levels.
The team’s departure highlights the continued involvement of Afghan athletes in international sporting circuits. The six competitors will face off against international counterparts in their respective weight classes, with the coaching staff overseeing training and match-day preparations throughout the tournament.
The event is set to conclude on May 10, after which the delegation will prepare for its return journey. Sports officials have not yet announced specific results or post-tournament plans, but the participation is viewed as an opportunity for the athletes to gain international experience and benchmark their progress against global standards. Further updates regarding the team’s performance and travel itinerary will be provided as the competition progresses.
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