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AMMC Coaches Received International Certificates

03 June 2026, 9:53 268

The international practical training seminar for coaches to obtain international qualification categories was held in Tashkent. The event was organized by the International Handball Federation (IHF), the Asian Handball Federation (AHF), and the Uzbekistan Handball Federation (UHF) to further develop the sport in the country in line with international standards and enhance the professionalism of the national coaching corps.

Coaches from Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Kyrgyzstan participated in this prestigious educational course. The seminar served as an important platform for exchanging experiences and strengthening professional cooperation between specialists from Central Asian countries.

The seminar was led by highly-qualified experts recommended by the IHF: Dr. Nabel Taha Hussein Al-Shehab (Bahrain), lecturer Ibrahim Isa Mohamed Sabir Alamiri (UAE), and head coach of the Uzbekistan national handball team, Ulugbek Ikramov.

During the seminar, participants explored modern approaches to coaching, international methods of training athletes, physical and tactical training, competition management, and sports psychology.

Upon completion of the training, specialists who successfully passed the final exams received internationally recognized certificates.

Particularly noteworthy was the fact that representatives of AMMC participated in the seminar: Hasan Kayumov, head coach of the Complex men's handball team, and Zhasur Abdullaev, youth coach and instructor. Both specialists successfully completed the training and received international "S" category coaching certificates.

Conducting such educational and practical seminars contributes to the further popularization of handball in Uzbekistan, the advanced training of coaches, the training of internationally recognized specialists, and the strengthening of the country's reputation on the global sports stage.

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