Sports

Sports infrastructure projects have been awarded to Sivec (Military Welfare Company), marking a significant step in developing sports facilities. Additionally, the Football Association of Maldives (FAM) is currently prioritizing the advancement and development of women's football in the country.

An agreement was signed today with SIVEC to conduct 20 sports projects across 17 islands in the Maldives. Additionally, a decision has been made to hold Super Cup matches between Maldives and Sri Lanka, while the Golden Futsal Challenge was noted as a tournament that has earned significant public trust.

The Maldives national futsal team departed for China today for a training camp. This trip aims to enhance the team's performance in preparation for upcoming tournaments.

The national futsal team is set to travel to China for training, and the FAM U-14 Championship has been scheduled for February. These initiatives aim to develop Maldivian futsal and create opportunities for young football players.

The International Carrom Federation has highly praised the excellent organization of the ongoing Carrom World Cup in the Maldives. The federation noted today that hosting the tournament in the Maldives is a significant boost for the development of the sport.

First Lady Sajidha Mohamed officiated the final match and closing ceremony of the CAVA Women's Volleyball Cup on December 26. During the event, she presented trophies and medals to the winning teams and top-performing players.

The Maldives national women's volleyball team has advanced to the final of the CAVA Women's Volleyball Cup after winning today's semifinal match. This marks a historic achievement as the first time the team has reached the final of an international tournament. The Maldives secured its place in the final following a competitive performance and a hard-fought victory.