Egypt is emerging as a significant player in the global equestrian scene, highlighted by its successful hosting of the 25th World Military Equestrian Championships at the newly opened Kian City Equestrian Club. This event, which received international acclaim for its organization and facilities, marked a pivotal moment for Egypt, showcasing its potential as a regional equestrian training hub. The club has been accredited by the International Military Sports Council (CISM) as a premier facility, further solidifying its status and capability to host future global events.

The Egyptian military equestrian team, under the guidance of Colonel Mohamed El-Borai and Coach Karim El-Sayed Hamdy, has demonstrated remarkable talent, particularly among its junior riders. With many young athletes achieving accolades at both Arab and international levels, the championship served as a motivational platform, reflecting the advancements in Egyptian equestrianism. Participants praised the event’s high standards, comparing it to Olympic-level competitions, and emphasized the importance of international cooperation and cultural exchange fostered through such gatherings.

International delegates and judges expressed admiration for Egypt’s organizational capabilities and infrastructure, with many noting the exceptional quality of the facilities at Kian City. The event not only showcased the skills of Egyptian riders but also provided invaluable exposure for young athletes, enhancing their competitive confidence. The enthusiasm and dedication of both riders and organizers signal a promising future for Egypt in hosting major equestrian championships, potentially positioning the country for even larger events like the Olympics.