1,377 Medals.. National Talent and Olympic Champion Project Achievements in 2025/2026 Season
Egypt’s National Talent and Olympic Champion Project achieved a new milestone during the 2025/2026 sports season, winning 1,377 medals across local, Arab, African, international, and global competitions, raising its total medal tally to 5,045 since its launch.
🏅 New Success for Egypt’s Champion-Making System
Joher Nabil, Minister of Youth and Sports, confirmed that the achievements of the National Talent and Olympic Champion Project reflect the ministry’s successful vision of investing in human resources and developing talented athletes capable of competing at continental and international levels. 🇪🇬💪
The minister emphasized that the ministry continues to develop its talent discovery and development system by providing advanced preparation and training programs to strengthen Egypt’s position in sports and achieve more success in the coming years.
🥇 1,377 Medals in Exceptional Season
The National Talent and Olympic Champion Project continued its impressive performance during the 2025/2026 season, as its athletes secured 1,377 medals across various local, Arab, African, international, and global competitions.
This achievement confirms the project’s role as one of Egypt’s most important national initiatives for discovering and developing future sports champions.
The project’s overall medal tally has now reached 5,045 medals since the beginning of its participation in the 2018/2019 season.
🌍 Participation in 90 Championships
The 2025/2026 season witnessed wide participation from project athletes in 90 different championships, including:
🏟️ 48 Local Championships
🌍 42 International Championships
These competitions provided athletes with valuable experience, improved their technical and physical abilities, and contributed to achieving outstanding results.
🏆 Medal Distribution During the Season
The medals achieved by project athletes were distributed as follows:
🥇 1,077 medals in local competitions
🥈 110 medals in Arab competitions
🥉 96 medals in African competitions
🏅 87 medals in international competitions
🌎 7 global medals
These results highlight the effectiveness of Egypt’s talent development programs.
🤼 Wrestling Leads Medal-Producing Sports
Wrestling topped the list of sports with the highest number of medals:
🥇 Wrestling: 560 medals
🥋 Judo: 360 medals
🏋️ Weightlifting: 147 medals
🏃 Athletics: 109 medals
🥋 Taekwondo: 95 medals
🥊 Boxing: 80 medals
🏓 Table Tennis: 26 medals
The results reflect the diversity of sports supported by the project and the expansion of Egypt’s talent base.
📈 Continuous Growth Since Launch
The project has achieved remarkable progress since its official participation began:
🏅 2018/2019 Season: 104 medals
🏅 2019/2020 Season: 197 medals
🏅 2020/2021 Season: 139 medals
🏅 2021/2022 Season: 482 medals
🏅 2022/2023 Season: 654 medals
🏅 2023/2024 Season: 643 medals
🏅 2024/2025 Season: 1,449 medals
🏅 2025/2026 Season: 1,377 medals
🇪🇬 Building Egypt’s Future Champions
The achievements of the National Talent and Olympic Champion Project highlight its important role in building a strong foundation of Egyptian athletes by discovering talents at an early stage and providing advanced development programs.
The project continues working on preparing future champions capable of representing Egypt in major sporting events and achieving further success at continental and global levels. 🏆🇪🇬
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