Algeria strengthens its score with 13 new medals at the African Games – New Algeria

Algeria boosted its tally with 13 new medals, including 3 gold, during the second day of competitions in the 13th edition of the African Games, which has been hosted by the Ghanaian capital, Accra, since last Friday, and will continue until the 23rd of this month.

And it was The best harvest For Algeria in the competitions of the second day of the African Games, one of the achievements of the national badminton elite, which won three medals (two gold and one silver) in the singles competitions, thanks to both the doubles (men) consisting of Kasila Maamri and Medal Youssef Sabri (gold medal), and the mixed doubles formed by The two brothers Kasila and Tanina Maamri (gold medal), while the silver medal went to the doubles (women) through the players Tanina Maamari and Hala Boksani..

The day before yesterday, the table tennis competition saw Algeria crowned with a gold medal thanks to the duo Aouish Stephane and Boulousa Mahdi in the doubles division (male) after their victory over the Egyptian duo Asr Khaled and Shoman Mohamed with a score of (3-2), thus ending the Algerian table tennis elite competing in the position. Second, with a total of five (5) medals (1 gold, 1 silver, 3 bronze).).

In the swimming competitions, the national elements won 4 medals (2 silver and 2 bronze), thanks to Arjun Abdullah, 200 meter freestyle, andJawad Sayud 100 meter backstroke (two silver medals), while the two bronze medals went to the relay team, four times 100 meter freestyle mixed, and Rania in the 100 meter backstroke..

Female weightlifter Nadia Ketabi (45 kg) won the silver medal in her category (snatch, snatch, and overall).).

In chess, Algeria won two bronze medals thanks to Nasr Lina (women’s singles) and Aarab Adlan (men’s singles).).

In the overall medal table, Algeria ranks second with a total of 39 medals (8 gold, 15 silver, 16 bronze), behind the Egyptian team with 66 medals (36 gold, 14 silver, 16 bronze).).

Algeria participates in African appointment In Accra, with a delegation comprising 299 people, including 222 athletes representing 18 sports types.