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Run Jordan Announces Results of Bromine Dead Sea Ultra Marathon 2025

(Amman – April 2025) – Under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Firas bin Raad, Run Jordan successfully concluded the Bromine Ultra Marathon Dead Sea event on April 11, 2024, with 1800 Runners from many Jordanian, Arab, and international runners, as well as elite athletes in the field of running in Jordan who have earned local and global awards.

The Bromine Dead Sea Ultramarathon included four race categories: the main 50 km Individual Ultramarathon, the 50 km Relay Ultramarathon, the 21 km Half Marathon, and the 10 km Race. All races concluded at exactly 1:46 PM at the Amman Tourist Beach, where the race results were announced, and winners were honored.

The award ceremony was attended by the Deputy Mayor of Amman, His Excellency Mr. Mohammad Al-Qaisi; Ms. Lina ElKurd, General Manager of Run Jordan; Mr. Ahmad Yacoub, Director of Public Relations at Bromine the Main event’s sponsor; His Excellency Engineer Jamil Mujahid, Board Member of Run Jordan; and Mr. Rami Al-edwan, President of the Jordan Athletics Federation.

They crowned the winners in the various race categories in the presence of numerous dignitaries, participants, and citizens as part of the celebration marking the conclusion of the 2025 Bromine Dead Sea Ultramarathon. The race results were as follows:

Ultramarathon Race (50 km) – Individual Men:

1st Place: Ahmad Muhaisen

2nd Place: Abdullah Harathi

3rd Place: Mohammad Al-Abadi

Ultramarathon Race (50 km) – Individual Women:

1st Place: Solene George

2nd Place: Lucy XU

Ultramarathon Race (50 km) – Men’s Relay:

1st Place: General Command of the Armed Forces Team A

2nd Place: Public Security Men’s Team 1

3rd Place: General Command of the Armed Forces Team B

Ultramarathon Race (50 km) – Mixed Relay:

1st Place: Run Across Jordan

2nd Place: Public Security Team 3

Ultramarathon Race (50 km) – Women’s Relay:

1st Place: ONE RUN

2nd Place: Public Security Women’s Team

Half Marathon (21 km) – Men:

1st Place: Abdulaziz Al-Sane

2nd Place: Huthaifa Akkawi

3rd Place: Ayman Al-Sardi

Half Marathon (21 km) – Women:

1st Place: Hanoia Hasballah

2nd Place: Nahida Al-Bawwat

3rd Place: Emy Gonzaga

Half Marathon (21 km) – Wheelchair Men:

1st Place: Ali Al-Sawalmeh

2nd Place: Abdulrahman Makhlouf

3rd Place: Ahmad Hammoud

21 km Race – Total Visually Impaired – Men:

1st Place: Suhail Al-Nashash

2nd Place: Aiham Al-Aghwani

3rd Place: Muath Mousa

21 km Race – Partially Visually Impaired – Men:

1st Place: Nabil Maqabala

2nd Place: Abdelraouf Al-Khatib

3rd Place: Mohammad Jalham

10 km Race – Men:

1st Place: Saad Salameh

2nd Place: Sultan Enad

3rd Place: Sharif Al-Ataouna

10 km Race – Women:

1st Place: Hiba Hammoud

2nd Place: Amal Sabah

3rd Place: Leen Abu Jbara

10 km Race – Wheelchair Men:

1st Place: Bilal Abu Mansi

2nd Place: Ahmad Arafat

10 km Race – Total Visually Impaired – Men:

1st Place: Mohammad Musleh

2nd Place: Nasser Maqabala

3rd Place: Tariq Teem

10 km Race – Total Visually Impaired – Women:

1st Place: Noor Musleh

2nd Place: Deema Al-Ahmad

Run Jordan aims, through the annual marathon events, to motivate young Jordanians and open their imaginations to new horizons, encouraging both amateur and professional runners to continue with long-distance running for its positive impacts on enhancing competitive spirit and recreation. Run Jordan also seeks to promote the country’s distinctive tourist and recreational destinations for all family members, offering a new concept for the tourism product in Jordan by integrating recreational sports and the spirit of competition with the tourism sector as a connected effort to promote the Kingdom’s tourist areas in general, and the Dead Sea region in particular.

Lina El-Kurd, the Director-General of Run Jordan, said: “The success of the Bromine Ultra Marathon Dead Sea in its 29th edition stems from Run Jordan’s belief in the importance of sports, which trains every individual in society on discipline, perseverance, and the importance of setting priorities. In addition to these high values instilled by running, sports also build a healthy and fit generation, enhance social cohesion, and support communication with foreign communities. Not to mention the tourism and cultural promotion that running races across the Kingdom achieve for Jordan and its people.”

She added: “The partnership between Run Jordan and other local institutions strengthens our shared policy of promoting the tourist destinations of Jordan, especially the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth. We aim to make a qualitative leap in the tourism sector by integrating recreational sports and the spirit of competition with the tourism sector, providing a new concept for the tourism product in Jordan.” –