Herat claimed the team title at the Afghanistan Full Razm Championship after hosting a one-day competition featuring 140 athletes from six provinces. The tournament was organized to identify top talent and promote the growth of the martial art across the country.
Herat | By Taieb Khatizwal
Herat emerged as champions of the Afghanistan Full Razm Championship, which brought together 140 athletes from six provinces for a one-day competition in the western Afghan city.
The championship was organized by the provincial representative office of the Afghanistan Full Razm Federation in cooperation with the Herat Directorate of Physical Education and Sports.
Athletes from Ghazni, Zabul, Kandahar, Farah, Badghis and Herat competed in the tournament.
At the conclusion of the competition, Herat secured first place in the overall team standings, while Zabul finished second and Kandahar claimed third.
Organizers said the championship was held to identify outstanding athletes and support the continued development of Full Razm in Afghanistan.
Awards and prizes were presented to the top-performing athletes during the closing ceremony.
Full Razm is one of Afghanistan’s developing martial arts disciplines, with competitions regularly organized at provincial and national levels. Such tournaments provide athletes with competitive experience while helping federations identify promising talent for future national and international events.