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Al Ahly won the African Handball Champions League by beating Zamalek 26-25 after extra time. The sports minister congratulated the club on the title after a closely contested final between the two Egyptian teams.
Jawhar Nabil, the minister of Youth and Sports, said the final between Al Ahly and Zamalek reflected the standing of Egyptian sport in Africa. He also pointed to the ability of the country’s sporting talent to compete and achieve success at continental level.
The minister praised the technical quality and competitive spirit shown by players from both sides. In his view, having Al Ahly and Zamalek reach the final was a source of pride for Egyptian sport and reflected the position of its clubs in Africa.
Jawhar Nabil also wished both teams continued success and further achievements, saying these strengthen Egypt’s sporting standing at continental and international level.
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