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Athletics: Khadija El Mostakim reaches 800m final

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Moroccan Khadija El Mostakim qualified for the women's 800m final at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games after finishing second in her semi-final in 2:14.10. The final is scheduled for Monday at 17:10 at the Iba Mar Diop sports complex in Dakar, according to Yabiladi.

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