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A motivational session by Khaled Fathi with the youth team before facing Iceland in the World Cup

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Saturday 16/Aug/2025 – 09:50 PM

















Khaled Fathi, President of the Egyptian Handball Federation, and Chairman of the Organizing Committee for the U -19 World Championship, was keen to meet with the junior team, before running Iceland in the U -19 World Handball Championship organized by Egypt under the auspices of President Abdel Fattah El -Sisi.

Khaled Fathi supported the players of the hand team

During his meeting with the players, Fathi stressed that they are the future and the nucleus of the first team, and they should not despair of not competing for the title currently, and they make this a motive for the upcoming championships.

Fathi added that the national team is currently among the 6 adults, but after two years they will crown the World Championship title.

The national team is preparing to confront Iceland at three o’clock in the afternoon tomorrow, Sunday, in the hall covered in the Cairo Stadium, in the fifth and sixth place in the championship.

The Egyptian team won Norway with a score of 47/26, knowing that the first half ended with the progress of the Pharaohs, 23/14, in the first matches of determining the positions from the fifth to the eighth.

Egypt played the matches of identifying the positions from the fifth to the eighth, after losing to Spain in the quarter -finals with a score of 31/29.

The junior team qualified for the quarter-finals after a tie with its Denmark counterpart, 29-29, in its second confrontation in the main round after a tie against its Czech counterpart, 35-35, in the start of the start of the world championship.

The 19 -year -old national handball team managed to qualify for the main round, leading the seventh group, by beating South Korea, Bahrain and Japan, where the descendants of the Pharaohs were present in the fourth group in the main role accompanied by Japan, Denmark and Czechs.



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