There was intense rivalry in the race, and it was successful overall. Running the 12-kilometre race, Sheikh Abdullah bin Majid Al Nuaimi came out on top in his age group.
Among those in attendance were several authorities and sports fans, as well as Issa Hilal Al Hazami, Chairman of the Sharjah Sports Council; Khalifa Sultan Al Jarri, Member of the Sharjah Sports Council; and Salem Mohammed bin Howaiden, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al Dhaid Cultural Sports Club.
Obaid Al Hammoudi won the 12-kilometre category for men within the Emirati group, with Ibrahim Al Shamsi and Aziz Bayraq finishing in second and third place, respectively.
Mohammed Rashid finished second, and Mohammed Al Ketbi finished fourth in the 6-kilometre event for men from the UAE. Hamad al-Matroushi took first place.
Mouza Al Muhairi won the women's division, Hussein Adam won the men's open category, and Yasser Mohammed and Salem Al Aqmaa finished in the top three.
The winners of various events from all of the participating nations shared the podium.
Issa Hilal lauded the race's success, highlighting the venue's great decision. The fort's long history attests to the region's genuine past, mirroring the resilient nature of its inhabitants and the wide range of events they've endured.
The event brought attention to the significance of sports for the people of Sharjah, showing how sports have permeated their society and everyday routines, improving their health and wellness in every aspect of life.
He was delighted that additional running events would be organised as a result of this achievement, saying that running is one of the most popular and engaging community sports that attracts people from all walks of life.
At the end of his remarks, he extended his gratitude to the many organisations and individuals who had helped put the event together in conjunction with the council.
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