The Libyan city of Benghazi is the latest to qualify officials, following the hosting of their course specialising in shotgun refereeing from the 26th to the 30th of June.
There were 12 participants in attendance, consisting of nine men and three women, hailing from Libya, Syria and Lebanon.
Led by Egypt's Mohamed Wahdan, Chairman of the ISSF Shotgun Committee; he was assisted by the organisers from the Libyan Shooting Federation, who he praised for their support. He added he was pleased to see media coverage within the country - including from the Libyan Shooting Federation and Libyan Olympic Committee.
On the final day of the course, diplomas and trophies were distributed in the presence of Dr. Gamal Al-Zaroug, the President of the Libyan Olympic Committee and members of his staff, as well as Adel Greish, President of the Libyan Shooting Federation.
There were 12 participants in attendance, consisting of nine men and three women, hailing from Libya, Syria and Lebanon.
Led by Egypt's Mohamed Wahdan, Chairman of the ISSF Shotgun Committee; he was assisted by the organisers from the Libyan Shooting Federation, who he praised for their support. He added he was pleased to see media coverage within the country - including from the Libyan Shooting Federation and Libyan Olympic Committee.
On the final day of the course, diplomas and trophies were distributed in the presence of Dr. Gamal Al-Zaroug, the President of the Libyan Olympic Committee and members of his staff, as well as Adel Greish, President of the Libyan Shooting Federation.