Morocco's ranking in Mediterranean Games lowest since 1959

Morocco's ranking in Mediterranean Games lowest since 1959
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Thursday 7 July 2022 - 11:47

Morocco has ranked 15th out of 24 in the 2022 Mediterranean Games, according to the 2022 Oran website’s latest standings.

The sporting event ended on July 6 in Oran, Algeria.

‌Morocco’s ranking in these games is the lowest since it first participated in 1959 in the Lebanese capital, Beirut.

‌A total of 130 Moroccan athletes participated in the competitions, divided into 15 disciplines, including athletics, boxing, cycling, fencing, soccer, weightlifting, judo, karate, wrestling, bowls, equestrian sports, taekwondo, tennis, and shooting sports, according to the Moroccan National Olympic Committee (CNOM).

‌The Moroccan delegation won a total of 33 medals, including 13 silver and 17 bronze, while they managed to earn 3 gold medals, according to 2022 Oran’s latest data.

‌Morocco ranked behind Syria (14th), Cyprus (13th), Croatia (12th), Slovenia (11th) and Tunisia (10th).

‌Overall, Italy ranked first with a total of 159 medals, including 48 gold, ahead of Turkiye 2nd, France 3rd, Algeria 4th, Spain 5th, Egypt 6th, Serbia 7th, Greece 8th, and Portugal 9th, according to the same source.

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