Gymnastika Solo Cup, one of the world’s leading gymnastics tournaments, will host over 500 international sportsmen, including Olympic medalists and world champions like Liubou Charkashyna, Eva Brezalieva, Carol Michelotti, Elisa Maria Comignani, and Amalia Lică, at the Al Nasr Sports Complex from October 22–27. The tournament marks the first major championship held since the formation of the UAE Gymnastics Federation, launched with the support of the Sports for All Federation.
The six-day program includes competition days, an opening ceremony with performances by world champions, a gala performance, and an exclusive masterclass led by Olympic medalist Alina Harnasko and World champion Marta Pagnini.
“The tournament aims to nurture confidence and character in the next generation of female athletes. We are focusing on creating a celebration of talent, elegance, and international friendship. The tournament’s symbol, Zayina – the Soul of the Desert and Keeper of Dreams, pays tribute to the UAE’s transformative vision and serves as a reminder that even in the desert, every dream can blossom into greatness,” said Anastasiya Zakreuskaya, Founder & CEO of Gymnastika UAE, FIG-certified coach and judge.
The event is supported by the Dubai Sports Council and the Sports for All Federation, whose representatives will attend key ceremonies, underscoring the national commitment to developing youth and women’s sports.
Hessa Al Kous, the Head of Women in Sports at the Dubai Sports Council, commented: “The establishment of the UAE Gymnastics Federation is a proud moment for us. It aligns perfectly with the national vision to empower youth, champion women in sport, and offer world-class hospitality to athletes and fans from around the globe. This tournament showcases our commitment to fostering inclusive, community-focused sporting excellence.”
Thе landscapе of sports in thе UAE is advancing to a new level, welcoming global top talent and opening pathways for everyone. With the motto of the event “Where sport becomes art, Where dreams become history,” this year’s edition emphasises gymnastics as a celebration of inspiration, respect, and cultural unity that goes beyond the medal table.
