Lebanon won a silver medal and nine bronze medals at the Asian and Oceanian Sambo and Combat Sambo Championships, which were successfully organized by the Lebanese Judo Federation and its branches in the Fuad Chehab (Junieh) sports complex for three days under the auspices of the Minister of Youth and Sports, Dr. George Callas and led by the Asian Game Federation.

After Lebanon, Natasha Tarabay (over 80 kg), Yara Tarabay (up to 59 kg), Fadi Khalil (over 98 kg) and Fatima Hassan (up to 80 kg) won 4 bronze medals on the first day, the players of the Nation of Cedars added 5 medals (silver and 4 bronzes) On the second day as follows: In the weight category over 98 kg, Shadi Golmie won the silver medal of Walid Khoury (up to 79 kg), Joseph Saade Abu Judeh (up to 88 kg), Mahdi Ahmaz (up to 58 kg) and Natasha Tarbey (up to 58 kg). kg) Weight over 80 kg) Bronze medal.

On the third and final day, Lebanon continued to collect medals as Joe Haddad managed to win the bronze medal (71 kg weight).

The coronation process of the winners and winners was led by the President of the Asian Sambo Federation Almgon Mulaev, the President of the Lebanese Judo Federation and its branches, the Secretary General of the Continental Confederation, lawyer Francois Saade, members of the AFC and the Tournament Director Francois H. E. Junior.

overall rating

In the final overall standings of the medal table, the first place was taken by Uzbekistan with 54 medals (30 gold, 11 silver and 13 bronze), Kazakhstan (18 gold, 27 silver and 11 gold) and Kyrgyzstan (13 gold, 10 silver and 7 bronze). ). Turkmenistan is in fourth place (3 gold and 6 silver) and 14 bronze), Philippines (1 gold and 1 bronze), Mongolia (2 silver and 1 bronze), Lebanon is in seventh place (1 silver and 9 bronze) in the forefront Arab countries, so that Syria finished eighth (1 silver), Iraq (7 bronze) and South Korea (3 bronze), Iran, Jordan, Malaysia (2 bronze) and New Zealand (1 bronze), while the rest of the countries The participants did not win any medals.