A Distinction Ceremony for the National Military Boxing Team
A ceremony of distinction was held today at the headquarters of the Ministry of National Defense, under the supervision of the Minister of Defense, Khaled Sehili, to honor the national military boxing team. The event follows the team's exceptional performance at the first edition of the King's International Boxing Cup, which took place in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan from January 31 to February 5, 2026, with the participation of 20 teams from 9 Arab countries. The Tunisian team excelled by winning five medals and ranking second in the team standings.
Military Boxing: A Pillar of the Ministry's Strategy
Minister Khaled Sehili praised the remarkable results achieved by the team and the efforts of the technical, medical, and administrative staff, who ensured the physical and psychological well-being of the athletes. He recalled that military sports practice is a strategic pillar for the ministry, promoting the development of physical and operational capabilities, strengthening team spirit, and promoting national talents to contribute to flying the Tunisian flag high in regional and international competitions. He also congratulated the athletes on their discipline and sense of responsibility, emphasizing that their success is not limited to a sporting performance, but demonstrates their ability to combine military rigor and sporting excellence. The minister encouraged the continuation of training and preparation for upcoming sporting events to maintain the high level of Tunisian military boxing and its international reputation. Finally, the minister reaffirmed that the military institution would continue to provide all necessary conditions for success, with adapted infrastructure, training programs, and specialized courses, allowing each military athlete to remain an ambassador of Tunisia and its army, ready to step onto the podiums.
A Remarkable Performance
For reference, the military boxing team had participated in the competition with five boxers from different weight categories, winning four gold medals and one bronze medal, a performance that confirms the level of excellence of Tunisian military boxing on the international scene. Read also: ARP: Composition of Permanent Commissions
