🥋 Safa Soliman Wins Bronze at the Budapest Judo Grand Slam
Gohar Nabil, Egypt’s Minister of Youth and Sports, congratulated Safa Soliman, a member of the Egyptian national judo team and one of the athletes supported by the National Project for Talent and Olympic Champion, after she won the bronze medal in the +78kg category at the 2026 Budapest Judo Grand Slam in Hungary.
Safa Soliman’s podium finish highlights the presence of Egyptian athletes in international judo competitions and represents an important step in her sporting career.
🥉 Sports Minister Congratulates Safa Soliman
The Minister of Youth and Sports extended his sincere congratulations to Safa Soliman following her bronze-medal achievement, stressing that winning a medal at one of the world’s strongest judo competitions represents an important milestone in her career.
The minister also emphasized that the achievement reflects the efforts being made to develop promising sporting talent through the National Project for Talent and Olympic Champion, which operates under the Ministry of Youth and Sports.
The project focuses on discovering promising athletes, supporting their development and helping them reach a level that allows them to compete at major international events.
🇪🇬 Congratulations to the Egyptian Judo Federation
The minister’s congratulations also extended to the Egyptian Judo Federation, headed by Captain Mohamed Motei, as well as the national team’s technical, medical and administrative staff.
The recognition reflects the role played by the federation and the various members of the national team staff in supporting Egyptian athletes and preparing them for international competitions.
🌟 Safa Soliman.. An Egyptian Talent on the Podium
Safa Soliman is a member of the Egyptian national judo team and one of the athletes who emerged through the National Project for Talent and Olympic Champion.
Her bronze medal in Budapest therefore represents an important achievement in her career and highlights the potential of young Egyptian athletes competing on the international stage.
According to the minister, Safa Soliman’s medal also demonstrates the ability of the national talent project to produce athletes capable of reaching global podiums.
🏆 A New Step for Egyptian Judo
Safa Soliman’s bronze medal in the +78kg category adds another positive result to Egypt’s participation in international judo competitions.
For young athletes, competing at major international events can provide valuable experience while helping them develop their abilities and strengthen their presence on the international stage.
The minister described Safa Soliman’s achievement at the Budapest Grand Slam as an important step in her career, while also highlighting the role of the National Project for Talent and Olympic Champion in developing athletes capable of competing at the highest level.
🎯 Supporting Young Athletes and Future Champions
The National Project for Talent and Olympic Champion aims to support promising sporting talent and help prepare athletes for major competitions.
Safa Soliman’s bronze medal in Budapest highlights the importance of continuing to invest in young Egyptian athletes and providing them with the support needed to develop their skills and compete internationally.
Her podium finish at the Budapest Judo Grand Slam represents an encouraging moment for Egyptian judo and another example of the opportunities available to promising athletes working toward international success.
What do you think of Safa Soliman’s achievement and her bronze medal at the Budapest Judo Grand Slam? 🥉🇪🇬
