A New Challenge for Tunisia’s Eagles of Carthage in Poland
A New Challenge for the Eagles of Carthage at the World Karate Championships in Poland
Tunisia is preparing for the 2026 WKF World Cadet, Junior and U21 Championships in Bielsko-Biała, Poland, where the country’s young karatekas will take on the world’s best competitors.
Following their success at the 2026 African Karate Championships in Algeria, the Tunisian delegation arrives with enthusiasm, ambition and determination to deliver strong performances on the international stage.
Under the leadership of President Ahmed Thabti, the Tunisian Karate Federation continues to support its young talents as they seek to build on their continental achievements and gain valuable experience at the highest level.
Tunisia will be represented by nine karatekas, competing in Junior and U21 Kumite events.
Tunisia’s Athletes in Poland
U21 Category
- Ben Hassen Anas — Male Kumite -60 kg
- Ben Hassen Ranim — Female Kumite -61 kg
- Ghazouani Rayen — Male Kumite -84 kg
- Khelifi Yasine — Male Kumite -67 kg
- Ksantini Mayssa — Female Kumite -68 kg
- Msekni Tasnim — Female Kumite +68 kg
Junior Category
- Bouthouri Faker — Male Kumite -68 kg
- Chanoufi Mariem — Female Kumite -53 kg
- Saidi Takwa — Female Kumite -59 kg
Aiming to Make Tunisia Proud
The World Championships represent an important opportunity for Tunisia’s young athletes to test their skills against the world’s leading karatekas, demonstrate their dedication and represent their country with pride.
The Union of African Karate Federations (UFAK) wishes the Tunisian delegation every success in Bielsko-Biała. The entire African karate community will be following their journey as the Eagles of Carthage take on this new international challenge.
Good luck to Tunisia’s Eagles of Carthage!
