Six Nations Compete as Algeria Secures Beach Volleyball Title
Algeria has secured the 2026 International Beach Volleyball Tournament title, held in Djanet, southern Algeria. The national team emerged victorious after a competition featuring six participating nations.

Algeria has clinched the title of the 2026 International Beach Volleyball Tournament, which recently concluded in Djanet, located in the southern region of the country. The week-long event, spanning from October 26 to November 2, brought together national teams from six different countries for a competitive display of athletic prowess on the sand.
The host nation's team secured the championship, triumphing over a Senegalese duo in the final match. The formidable pair of Samb Babacar and Diallo Mohamadu from Senegal finished as the tournament's runner-up, following their defeat in the decisive game.
Further national success was noted as Algeria's national under-19 team, represented by Walid Mohoun and Chakib Belounis, earned the third-place position. The international competition featured participants from Mauritius, Lebanon, Palestine, and Poland, alongside Algeria and Senegal, showcasing a diverse field of talent in Djanet.




