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Turkmenistan Karate Team to Compete in Central Asian Championship in Samarkand
The national team of Turkmenistan in traditional karate has left for Samarkand to participate in the Central Asian Championship, which will be held from August 3 to 13.
The tournament will feature the strongest athletes of the region. For Turkmen karatekas, this competition is an important preparatory stage before the upcoming international competitions.
The Turkmen delegation is headed by the head Diyar Khodjaev. The team includes 20 athletes, two coaches, three judges and two representatives.
The team includes both young and experienced athletes who have thoroughly prepared for the tournament in order to represent the country with dignity in regional competitions.
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