In a new milestone for her extraordinary career, the International Gymnastics Federation has officially recognized the exceptional technical move created by Algerian gymnastics star Kaylia Nemour on the uneven bars, adding another Algerian and Arab name to the world gymnastics records.
In news that will be written in golden letters in the history of Algerian and Arab sports, the International Gymnastics Federation announced on Friday its official recognition of the new technical element developed by Algerian gymnast Kaylia Nemour on the uneven bars apparatus, which will now officially bear the name "Nemour 2."
With this international recognition, Kaylia Nemour now holds the "authorship rights" to two world-class moves bearing her name, following her first move "Nemour 1" just months ago. This achievement comes thanks to the unique and innovative technique she introduced in her performance on this apparatus, solidifying her position as one of the most creative and innovative gymnasts in the world.
This prestigious technical honor arrives just hours before the world champion's participation in the "Cottbus 2026" World Cup Gymnastics final in Germany, where Nemour is scheduled to compete this Sunday evening. Kaylia impressed everyone during the preliminary qualifications, topping the standings with an outstanding score of 15.200 points, confirming she is at peak readiness to continue collecting gold medals and adding more titles to her professional career.
This new achievement reflects the exceptional level reached by the young Algerian gymnast and confirms that she has not limited herself to competing for titles alone but has begun contributing to the sport's development by creating moves that have become part of gymnastics' global technical heritage. It is a moment of pride for all Algerians and Arabs, who see in Kaylia a model of determination, excellence, and achievement in international arenas.