India Awarded Hosting Rights for ISSF Junior World Cup 2025
In a significant achievement for Indian shooting sports, the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) announced that India will host the ISSF Junior World Cup in 2025. ISSF President Luciano Rossi made this declaration during a press conference in New Delhi, where he praised India’s contributions to the sport and its increasing global prominence. The announcement comes as India prepares to compete in the ISSF World Cup Final, showcasing its talented athletes and commitment to enhancing shooting infrastructure.
Rossi emphasized that the ISSF is willing to support India in hosting more prestigious shooting tournaments in the future. He commended India’s recent stellar performance at the Junior World Championship in Peru, noting that the nation continues to be a formidable force in shooting sports. This recognition reflects the collective efforts of stakeholders in building a strong ecosystem for shooters from grassroots levels to elite training facilities.
Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo, President of the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI), echoed Rossi’s sentiments, highlighting that India’s ability to host significant events like the ISSF World Cup Final is a testament to the nation’s dedication and progress in shooting sports. He expressed a commitment to regularly bring world events to India, aiming to inspire upcoming generations by allowing them to witness their heroes in action.
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