Uae Jiu-Jitsu Federation raises financial prizes to AED 4.4 million

Uae Jiu-Jitsu Federation raises financial prizes to AED 4.4 million

The Board of Directors of the Emirates Jiu-Jitsu Federation has decided to increase the value of the local championship awards for next season to AED 4.4 million, and to increase the number of rounds of the Emirates President's Cup, the Uae Vice President's Cup and the Uae Women's Um, to 5 instead of 3 rounds.

He also decided to adopt a new structure that conforms to the highest international standards in the game, in linking the results of domestic tournaments to external tournaments, based on the classification of weights, and the adoption of the budget and agenda of the activity of the competitions next season.

The Organization and Hosting of the World Junior, Youth and Adult Championships under the umbrella of the International Jujitsu Federation and the Abu Dhabi World Jiu-Jitsu Championship in Abu Dhabi in November, as well as the implementation of all safety measures adopted by the competent authorities of the uae, were approved in November, with all safety measures adopted by the relevant authorities in the uae.

This came during the board meeting held remotely, chaired by Abdul Moneim Mr. Mohammed Al Hashimi, President of the Asian and Uae Federations, and discussed the plans for organizing the Abu Dhabi World Jiu-Jitsu Championship and hosting the World Junior, Youth and Adult Championship.

The meeting touched on the participation of the team in the Asian Beach Games in China and the Asian Indoor Games, and the Council decided to provide all means of support and support to the team.

Al Hashimi said the goal is to raise the value of prizes for tournaments, encourage and motivate clubs to compete to win first places, as well as encourage players to provide the best by linking their results in local and foreign championships.

He said: "The decision to host the World Jiujitsu Championship, and to organize the Abu Dhabi World Jujitsu Championship next November, comes in coordination with the state's efforts to confirm the gradual return to life normally, and the proof is that we have established two closed training camps, four official and revitalization championships in the past two months."

Fahad Ali Al Shamsi, General Secretary of the Federation, said: "We have been able to promote the game at the local level, to demonstrate our position globally as the global capital of Jujitsu, and to maintain this prestigious status requires us to continue efforts and to devise new methods that provide players with the perfect platform to prove and refine their skills."