Kenya oo dalabad rasmi ah u gudbisay martigelinta Koobka Adduunka ee Athletics 2029
Kenya ayaa gudbisay dalabad rasmi ah oo ay kaga joogto inay qabato Koobka Adduunka ee Athletics ee 2029, taasoo ka dhigi lahayd waddankii ugu horreeyay ee Afrika ah ee qaba dhacdada ugu weyn ee cayaarahaas. Go'aanka World Athletics ayaa la filayaa bisha soo socota.
Qorshaha Martigelinta iyo Garoonka
Nairobi ayaa wajaheyaa dalabadyo xafiiltama oo ka kala yimid London, Rome iyo Munich, iyadoo go'aanka World Athletics la filayo bisha soo socota. Dalabka Kenya waxaa taageeray dowladda, waxaana la sheegay inay bixinayso mudnaan weyn oo qaaradda loo helayo fursad.
Garoonka la damacsan yahay waa Kasarani Stadium oo fadhiyadiisu yihiin 48,000. Warbixin ay soo saartay Athletics Kenya ayaa xaqiijisay in "The government has committed its full support to the bid, ensuring the necessary organisational framework, security measures and modern infrastructure required to host a world-class global showpiece".
Taariikhda Guulaha ee Kenya
Kenya waxay haysataa 72 bilad dahab ah oo Koobka Adduunka ah iyo 38 bilad dahab ah oo Olombikada ah. Sidoo kale, 17 rikoodh oo adduunka ah ayaa hadda uu hayaa orodyahano Kenya ah oo ku kala baahsan tartamada track iyo road.
Kooxda Kenya waxay kaalinta labaad kaga dhammaatay shaxda biladaha guud ee Koobkii Adduunka ee Tokyo ee sannadkii hore, iyagoo qaaday 7 dahab oo ka mid ah 11 gool oo ay sare u kaceen. Tani waxay muujinaysaa awoodda dheer ee waddanka.
Waaya-aragnimada Hore iyo Mashaariicda
Kenya waxay horey u qabatay 2007 World Cross Country Championships ee Mombasa, World Under-18 Championships ee Nairobi 2017, iyo World U20 Championships ee caasimadda 2021. Nairobi waxay sidoo kale qabatay 2010 African Athletics Championships ee Nyayo National Stadium.
Kenya way ku guul darreysatay dalabkii 2025, laakiin waxay la socotaa Tanzania iyo Uganda si ay u wada-martigeliyaan Africa Cup of Nations sanadka soo socota. Bishii May, Botswana ayaa noqotay waddankii ugu horreeyay ee Afrika ah ee qaba World Athletics Relays ee Gaborone.
Kenya has officially submitted a bid to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships, positioning Nairobi as the first African city to stage the sport's flagship event, with a decision expected next month.
A Robust Bid Backed by Government
Athletics Kenya described its proposal as robust and compelling, asserting that the government has committed its full support to the bid, ensuring the necessary organisational framework, security measures and modern infrastructure required to host a world-class global showpiece.
Nairobi faces rival bids from London, Rome and Munich, with a decision by World Athletics expected next month, as the country seeks to become the first African nation to stage the sport's flagship event.
Kenya's Proven Track Record in Athletics
Kenya boasts 72 World Championship and 38 Olympic gold medals, with seventeen current world records held by Kenyans across track and road events, including both men's and women's marathons.
The Kenyan team finished second in the overall medal table at last year's World Championships in Tokyo, with seven golds among their 11 podium finishes, while Kasarani Stadium, which has a capacity of 48,000, would be the intended venue.
Previous Hosting Experience and Regional Momentum
Kenya has previously hosted the 2007 World Cross Country Championships in Mombasa, the World Under-18 Championships in Nairobi in 2017 and the World U20 Championships in the capital in 2021, while Nairobi also staged the 2010 African Athletics Championships at Nyayo National Stadium.
Kenya failed with a bid for the 2025 World Championships, but winning the rights to stage the 2029 edition would be another big step for the East African country on the international sporting scene, especially as it is set to co-host next year's Africa Cup of Nations football tournament alongside neighbours Tanzania and Uganda.
