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Biography
Salma Khedr is a professional basketball athlete known for her exceptional skills and contributions to the sport. Born on March 15, 1996, in Rabat, Morocco, Khedr began her basketball journey at an early age, exhibiting remarkable talent in both domestic and international competitions. She represented Morocco in various youth tournaments, quickly gaining recognition for her prowess on the court.
Khedr made her professional debut in the Moroccan Women's Basketball League, where she played for Club Athletic de Salé and helped her team secure multiple championships. Her performance caught the attention of international scouts, leading to opportunities in European leagues, where she continued to excel. Notably, she was a key player for the Moroccan national team during the 2021 AfroBasket, contributing to the team’s historic run in the tournament.
With a career marked by significant achievements, Khedr has become a role model for aspiring basketball players, particularly young women in Morocco. Her dedication to the sport and her success on the international stage have helped raise the profile of women’s basketball in the region. As a prominent figure in the sport, Khedr’s legacy continues to inspire future generations of athletes in Morocco and beyond.