Convening a meeting of the presidents of the World Federation and the National Federation of Iran around technical issues

Public relations report IZSF: This morning, a joint meeting was held with the presence of the senior officials of the International Federation of Powerlifting and Wrestling and the National Federation of the Islamic Republic of Iran, focusing on the technical issues and prospects for this sport, at the place of the World Federation. .

At the beginning of this meeting, Mehr Alizdeh, the head of the World Federation, referring to the way the Baku Games were held, said: "Fortunately, the first appearance of power sports in the Baku-Islamic Countries Solidarity Games was held with high quality, and we witnessed the application of the latest technical reforms." We were the athletes and referees in this competition, and on behalf of the IZSF family, I would like to thank the country that organized the competition and the Federation of Solidarity Games of Islamic Countries.

The head of the World Federation said : The training of different age groups should be pursued more seriously by the technical and training committee so that in the future we can hold competitions at several levels and in this way those interested in this sport can achieve equal opportunities.

In the continuation of this meeting, Mojtaba Johari, the head of the National Federation of Powerlifting and Wrestling of the Islamic Republic of Iran, while expressing his satisfaction with the way the Baku competitions were held, expressed his satisfaction with the results obtained for the Iranian team.

He also added: we for every Type of cooperation  We are ready to cooperate with the world federation in the technical fields, training and dissemination of power sports and wrestling.

At the end of the meeting, Mohammad Khoshjan, head of the IZSF technical committee, presented a report on the latest He discussed the actions of this committee and said: "We are preparing some training videos of Zorkhaneh and Murshid, which are nearing the final stages and will reach the hands of athletes and mentors in the not too distant future.