The Federal Ministry of Culture and Sports congratulates Vedad Mujić, a member of the “Champion” Karate Club, on winning a bronze medal at the World Karate Championships for Cadets, Juniors, and U21s (Young Seniors), held in the Polish city of Bielsko-Biała. He secured this global honor in the U21 category (under 67 kg)—an achievement that marks a significant milestone for him personally, for his club, and for sports in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

His path to the podium was paved with victories over competitors from Aruba, Venezuela, Italy, and Switzerland. This string of successful performances confirms Mujić’s competitive caliber, as well as his readiness to face challenges at the highest international level.

This bronze medal is the result of hard work, discipline, and perseverance, alongside the expert guidance and support the athlete receives within his environment. Mujić’s achievement also underscores the potential of young karate athletes in Bosnia and Herzegovina and serves as a valuable contribution to the international recognition of the sport as practiced in our country.

The Federal Ministry of Culture and Sports extends its congratulations to Vedad Mujić, the “Champion” Karate Club, his coaches, and his family—all of whom contributed to this success through their hard work and support. We wish him many new challenges, sporting achievements, and accolades, and a successful continuation of his career as he continues to proudly represent Bosnia and Herzegovina in future international competitions. The Federal Ministry of Culture and Sports congratulates Vedad Mujić, a member of the “Champion” Karate Club, on winning a bronze medal at the World Karate Championships for Cadets, Juniors, and U21s (Young Seniors), held in the Polish city of Bielsko-Biała. He secured this global honor in the U21 category (under 67 kg)—an achievement that marks a significant milestone for him personally, for his club, and for sports in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

His path to the podium was paved with victories over competitors from Aruba, Venezuela, Italy, and Switzerland. This string of successful performances confirms Mujić’s competitive caliber, as well as his readiness to face challenges at the highest international level.

This bronze medal is the result of hard work, discipline, and perseverance, alongside the expert guidance and support the athlete receives within his own environment. Mujić’s achievement also underscores the potential of young karate athletes in Bosnia and Herzegovina and serves as a valuable contribution to the international recognition of the sport as practiced in our country.

The Federal Ministry of Culture and Sports extends its congratulations to Vedad Mujić, the “Champion” Karate Club, his coaches, and his family—all of whom contributed to this success through their hard work and support. We wish him many new challenges, sporting achievements, and accolades, and a successful career ahead as he continues to proudly represent Bosnia and Herzegovina in future international competitions.