The United Arab Emirates continued its outstanding performance at the 2026 GCC Games in Doha, adding several more medals to its growing tally through strong displays in snooker, shooting, and other sporting events. The latest achievements further strengthened the UAE’s position as one of the standout nations at the regional championship.
The UAE national snooker team delivered an impressive performance to secure the gold medal in the team competition, showcasing high levels of skill, coordination, and consistency throughout the tournament. In shooting, Emirati athletes Ghaya Al Shuhail and Mohammed Al Kaabi also earned gold after winning the 10m air pistol mixed team event, adding another major achievement to the country’s campaign.
The success was not limited to gold medals alone, as Emirati athletes also collected several silver and bronze medals across a variety of disciplines, including shooting, taekwondo, fencing, swimming, and equestrian competitions. These results pushed the UAE’s overall medal count to 50, reflecting the depth and versatility of the nation’s sporting talent.
Officials and supporters praised the athletes for their dedication and strong performances, noting that the results demonstrate the UAE’s continued investment in sports development and athlete preparation. The achievements across multiple disciplines also highlight the country’s growing reputation as a competitive force in regional and international sporting events.
The GCC Games in Doha have brought together athletes from across the Gulf region, providing a platform for competition, sportsmanship, and regional unity. The UAE delegation’s continued success has been seen as a major source of pride, with hopes that the momentum will continue throughout the remainder of the tournament.
