Young Egyptian champion Rania Ezzat honored by Ministry of Education for taking first place at the World Weightlifting Championship

Egypt’s Minister of Education honoured Rania Mohamed Ezzat, the Egyptian junior weightlifting champion, who recently made history by winning first place in the IWF Junior World Championships, bagging three medals–two golds and one silver in Suva, Fiji last month.

In the same vein, Mohamed Ali Tantawy, coach of the national team of Egypt, was honoured for having a splendid impact on the Egyptian winner through support and good training.

Impressing competitors from around the world coming, from New Zealand, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Vietnam and more, Ezzat lifted a total of 219 kg during the remarkable competition. In the category of 76 kg weight, Ezzat pinched the two golds in the Snatch with 122 kg, in addition to winning the silver medal in the Clean and Jerk with 97 kg.

Ezzat has won numerous international competitions she has participated in, among which was recently the African championships held at the end of last year, where she won the 71 kg category.

In the African Weightlifting Championship, Ezzat made a triumphant appearance, claiming three gold medals in the under-18 division in the 75 kg category along with another three golds in the under-21 division in the same category.

The young Egyptian champion collected three gold medals in the category 63+ in the African Youth Championship that took place in Algeria and ran from July 19 to 28 last year, according to Women of Egypt.

Source: egyptindependent.com

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