Uzbekistani taekwondo athletes have successfully participated in the 'Chuncheon Korea Open International Taekwondo Championships' held in Chuncheon, South Korea, securing 3 medals.
This competition is being held as a prestigious international tournament for the senior G2 category under WT taekwondo. On the first day of the tournament, members of the Uzbek national team participated with their high performance.
On the first day of the competition, the Uzbek delegation managed to win 1 gold and 2 bronze medals. Mironshohmirzo Muzaffarov, who competed in the -74 kg weight category, confidently advanced to the final and won the silver medal of the competition.
Additionally, Jahongir Khudoyberdiyev in the -54 kg weight category and Jasurbek Jaisunov in the -80 kg category secured third place, presenting bronze medals on behalf of the Uzbek delegation.
In this competition, nearly 700 athletes from 46 countries around the world are competing for medals and important ranking points for the world rankings. Tomorrow's matches will determine the winners and champions among women. Seven athletes from Uzbekistan are defending the honor of Uzbekistan in this competition.
At the award ceremony of the 58th International Chemistry Olympiad, all representatives of the national team received awards. The Ministry of Preschool and School Education reported that four participating students from Uzbekistan won medals.
Raikhona Tuymurodova received a gold medal, while Jasur Mustafoyev, Azizmuhammad Khafizov, and Mirjalol Khomidjonov won silver medals.
According to the President's decision dated September 30, 2024, the following cash reward amounts are established for winners of prestigious international olympiads:
For a gold medal, the student is entitled to 1.3 billion 30 million sums, and the teacher who prepared them receives 185.4 million sums. For a silver medal, the student is allocated 618 million sums, and the teacher receives 103 million sums. For a bronze medal, the student is provided with 412 million sums, and the teacher receives 61.8 million sums.
In addition, teachers who prepared the Olympians advance their qualification category by one step.
The Global Open Para-Taekwondo Challenge in the G4 category concluded in Chuncheon, Republic of Korea. More than a thousand athletes and officials from 48 countries participated in the competition.
On the final day of the tournament, Guljanoy Naimova, competing in the weight category up to +65 kilograms, defeated all her opponents and brought one gold medal to the Uzbekistan national team.
Additionally, Kudratillo Sunnatov in the under -70 kilograms category and Umarjon Muidinov in the over +80 kilograms category reached the finals and finished the competition with silver medals.
Earlier, on previous days of the competition, Fayyoz Valijonov (-58 kg), Kudrat Khaydarov (-63 kg), Madina Musinova (-47 kg), and Umida Mamarajabova (-52 kg) won bronze medals.
Thus, the Uzbekistan para-taekwondo team concluded the Global Open Challenge by winning a total of seven medals: one gold, two silver, and four bronze.
