LIMA, Jan 28: Sheikh Talal Al-Mohammad Al-Sabah, President of the International and Asian Bowling Federations, affirmed that the World Youth Championship held in Lima, Peru, showcased intense competition among participating teams and achieved the desired success due to excellent organization and impressive performances by all players.

Speaking at a press conference during the tournament's closing day and the awarding of first-place honors to the victorious teams, Sheikh Talal praised Peru for its exemplary organizational efforts and meticulous preparation, setting a high standard for hosting this globally significant event. The well-coordinated efforts received acclaim from all participants, prompting gratitude towards everyone involved in the successful execution of the event.

Sheikh Talal emphasized the International Bowling Federation's ongoing commitment to supporting the sport's growth and advancement. This involves expanding participation opportunities and organizing tournaments that foster strong interaction among teams, facilitating the exchange of experiences and skill development.

Expressing congratulations to the teams securing top positions, Sheikh Talal extended best wishes for their continued success and progress in future tournaments. Sweden claimed the first-place title in the youth competition, while Costa Rica emerged victorious in the women's competition.