In 2024, Baku, Azerbaijan, the historic Bina Equestrian Centre hosted the first-ever World Chovkan Championship from June 10 to 16, where ten nations—Azerbaijan, Turkey, Malta, Kuwait, Morocco, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Poland, Germany, and Nigeria—competed in a spectacular festival of skill, strategy, and horsemanship: in the opening matches, teams demonstrated remarkable coordination and lightning-fast maneuvers, captivating the cheering crowds; Azerbaijan consistently impressed, showing flawless teamwork and agility to dominate its opponents, while Morocco battled fiercely to reach the final, and Nigeria showcased resilience and determination to claim a place among the top three. On the decisive day, the Azerbaijani squad delivered a masterful performance, defeating Morocco 2 - 0 to claim the gold medal, with Morocco earning silver, and Nigeria overcoming Uzbekistan 3 - 1 to secure the bronze. Every goal, every rapid clash, and every elegant pass created moments of breathtaking tension and excitement, electrifying the arena and leaving fans in awe. The championship celebrated not only competition but also the rich tradition and spirit of Chovkan, blending speed, precision, and passion in a way that honored the sport’s heritage. With the International Chovkan Federation establishing a permanent schedule of continental championships in odd-numbered years and world championships in even-numbered years, anticipation already builds for the next World Championship in Baku from June 7 to 14, 2026, promising new rivalries, heroic performances, and another unforgettable celebration of equestrian excellence.