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UAE judo team prepares for Tajikistan, Kazakhstan championships on road to Paris Olympics

The UAE national judo team is preparing at a closed training camp in Abu Dhabi for their journey on 1st June to Tajikistan to participate in the Dushanbe Grand Prix 2023, which will take place from 2nd to 4th June. Nasser Al Tamimi, Secretary-General

Abu Dhabi City Municipality organises beach football tournament in Abu Dhabi Corniche Beach

Abu Dhabi City Municipality, through City Centre Municipality, and in partnership with and Al Jazira Club, organised a 3-day beach football tournament at Abu Dhabi Corniche Beach. The main goals of the event were to raise awareness about the

Australian football: Remarkable milestones following entry into AFC

After the Australian national football team qualified for the 1974 FIFA World Cup and made its debut in the international tournament, discussions began about the necessity of establishing a solid league that would serve as a platform for the future of

FAB Jiu-Jitsu Academy provides exemplary environment for nurturing Jiu-Jitsu talents

The UAE Jiu-Jitsu Federation has reported impressive success and growth in its student body since signing a landmark sponsorship agreement with First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB). The partnership, which includes the bank receiving naming rights for the

Japanese football: Journey of milestones, stellar players, historic triumphs

Following a noticeable decline in amateur league participation during the 1980s, in 1992, the Japan Football Association (JFA) decided to establish the country's first professional league, the “J.League,” to raise the level of the local