The thirty-second edition of the Shooting competitions in Iran, focusing on air weapons, was held after a four-year hiatus on December 8, 2023, at the shooting site of the Azadi Sports Complex. This edition of the competitions witnessed remarkable enthusiasm from athletes across the country, who competed in both air rifle and air pistol categories for men.
The support from the Tourism Financial Group and Mahan Industries and Mines Development Company played a crucial role in reviving these competitions and making their reorganization possible after years of hiatus. This support underscores the commitment of these companies to the development of sports in the country, particularly shooting sports, which have faced numerous challenges in recent years.
At the end of this edition of the competitions, Tehran province achieved the championship title in the team category. This reflects the dynamism and strength of this province in shooting sports. In the individual categories, outstanding shooters from various provinces managed to secure top positions.
The hosting of the thirty-second edition of the national air weapons shooting championships marks an important step in reviving this sport and heralds a bright future for shooting in Iran. These competitions provided a valuable opportunity for identifying and nurturing young talents in this sport and for enhancing the readiness level of national shooters for participation in international competitions.
Furthermore, these competitions highlighted the significant role of the private sector in supporting the country's sports, especially less privileged sports disciplines. The support from the Tourism Financial Group and Mahan Industries and Mines Development Company for these competitions serves as a model for other private companies to fulfill their social responsibilities and support the country's sports.
Overall, the thirty-second edition of the national air weapons shooting championships stands as an important and successful sports event, marking a milestone in the history of this sport. These competitions have revived hopes for the future of shooting in Iran and promise bright days ahead for this sport on both national and international stages.