Amine Iben El Boushaki

Amine Iben El Boushaki (; born 4 December 1982) is an Algerian judoka.

Early life Boushaki was born in 1982 in the town of Thénia within the Col des Beni Aïcha region, in the east of the Khachna Massif and in the south-east of the town of Boumerdès.

Training Amine Boushaki started his sports career in 1988 at the age of 6.

His initial training in judo took place in the Saïd Bahria indoor training hall located in the center of Thénia.

Teams

Boushaki started his judo training in a continuous manner within the CMB Thénia (CMBT) in 1988, which was the primary school in which he enrolled in his early childhood.

He moved gradually in the sporting classes in the CMBT, starting from the Under-18 athletics, then Under-20 athletics to join Under-23 athletics of judo.

He was influenced by his first coach, Salah Abbad, who had an important role in developing the judo branch for the CMBT since 1977.

After his distinction as a wrestler, Boushaki moved afterwards during the year 1994 to the ranks of the MC Algiers team in the capital, to spend a period of seven years until the day of his forced retirement.

This competition was part of an open sports tournament which opposed judoka athletes from different categories without distinction. An accident happened when the athlete in front weighed down on Boushaki's lumbar part, causing him to be totally paralyzed. He was rushed to the Mustapha Pacha hospital where he underwent surgery, followed by an eight-month rehabilitation period at Bouchaoui hospital.

Awards He was honored during the 1990s because he was one of the most outstanding athletes of his generation who marked the gratification of the national emblem.

The course revenues and other subsidies have been allocated to this athlete because this solidarity session is an opportunity to remind officials of their responsibilities towards this mobility handicap and the need to take care of treating it inside and outside the country, according to the promises they made to him since his injury.