Morocco finished the 28th edition of the Mediterranean Karate Championship, which concluded Sunday in Limassol, Cyprus, with a total of 16 medals, ranking fifth out of all competing nations.
Morocco snatched 8 medals on the second day of competition, including four bronze, three silver, and one gold medal won by Abdelali Jina in the under 60 kg category.
The Kingdom also won an additional 8 medals on Saturday, five bronze, one silver and two gold.
The two gold medals went to Douae El Machouat in the female under 54kg category, and Wadie Sassioui in the male Junior Kumite under 76kg category.
Egypt was crowned champion of this edition, with a total of 60 medals won, ahead of Italy with 15 medals, then Greece with 25 medals.
Morocco competed in this edition of the Mediterranean Karate Championship with 25 athletes, competing in both Kumite and Kata categories.
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