A beach in the province of San Cristobal was the venue for a Beach SAMBO tournament in the Dominican Republic. 10 teams took part in the team competition, representing different regions of the country.

Yerevan, Armenia was once again the centre of SAMBO as the 2024 World Championships took place at the "Gazprom Arena". Following the success of the 2023 World Championships, the International SAMBO Federation (FIAS) has once again awarded Yerevan with a high-level tournament.

The Venezuelan National SAMBO Championships were held in the state of Aragua from 21-24 March. More than 150 athletes from 15 states of the country participated in the tournament. Both men's and women's competitions were held, in both Sport and Combat SAMBO.

The International SAMBO Tournament for cadets and youth took place in the Greek city of Amindeo on 21st March. Athletes from Greece, Romania and North Macedonia took part in the competition.

The discipline "SAMBO for the Blind" (sport class SVI1) is included in the programme of the 2024 SAMBO World Championships, which will take place from 8 to 10 November in Astana, Kazakhstan. The decision was taken by the members of the Executive Committee of the International Sambo Federation in a vote on 27th March.

The Australian Beach Sambo Championships were held on 22nd March at Glenelg, a beach in the centre of Adelaide in a competition supported by the local council with athletes of various age categories from three states: Victoria, Queensland and South Australia.

The SAMBO World Cup will take place in Yerevan, Armenia from 4-5 April. The World Cup is a qualifying tournament where competitors can gain their first ranking points of the year. For combat sambists, it is one of the selection stages for the World Games, which will be held in Chengdu, China, from 7 to 17 August 2025.

SAMBO was included in the programme of the African Games for the first time. The historic debut took place on 19 March at the GCB Legon Hall in Ghana's capital, Accra.

For the first time, the African Games programme has included SAMBO competitions, alongside 29 other sports. The historic debut took place on 19th March at the GCB Legon Hall in Ghana's capital, Accra.

The Chilean National Sports Federation of SAMBO and Martial Arts held the Open tournament "Khabib Cup". The competition took place on 2nd March at the La Paloma Sports Complex, located in one of the urban communities of the city of Santiago.

The International FIAS SAMBO Coaches Seminar took place in the Netherlands on 3rd March. About 30 professionals from nine countries were trained under the guidance of the FIAS Executive Director, Professor Sergey Tabakov. The seminar took place in Dalfsen the day after the Dutch Open.

The Uzbekistan Sambo Championship was held in Tashkent on 27-29 February, with more than 400 athletes from different regions taking part in the tournament, which was held at the Zhar Sports Complex. Medals were awarded in the men's and women's Sport SAMBO and men's Combat SAMBO competitions.

The Dutch Open Sambo Championship was held on 2 March in the city of Dalfsen. More than 275 athletes from different countries took part in the competition. Medals were awarded in competitions for both very young participants, who are just starting out in SAMBO, and adult sambists.

The Kyrgyzstan SAMBO Championship was held in Bishkek from February 23 to 25. About 300 athletes from different regions of the country took part in the competitions held at the Sports Palace named after Kozhomkul. Medals were awarded in Sport SAMBO and Combat SAMBO among both men and women.

The National SAMBO tournament "LA COPA LITORAL" took place in February on the Central Coast of Chile. The competition was held in the town of El Tabo, in the resort of Guayapolis.