Kuwait’s delegation, led by Khaled Al-Nasser, is set to compete in the Special Winter Olympic Games from March 8-15 in Turin, Italy. Athletes Mariam Dhiab and Hajar Al-Rashidi have trained intensively in the UAE and Egypt. The event will include 1,500 competitors from 100 countries, promoting inclusivity in sports.
The head of Kuwait’s Olympic delegation for intellectually challenged athletes, Khaled Al-Nasser, confirmed on Thursday the commitment of Kuwaiti athletes to excel at the Special Winter Olympic Games in Turin, Italy. The 12th edition of this prestigious event will take place from March 8 to 15. Al-Nasser stated that the athletes engaged in intensive training camps in the UAE and Egypt, benefiting from expert supervision.
The Kuwaiti team includes athletes Mariam Dhiab, who will compete in snowboarding, and Hajar Al-Rashidi, who will participate in snow running. Both athletes are focused on delivering strong performances on the international stage. Hoda Al-Khaldi, Executive Manager of Al-Tomooh Sports Club for Intellectual Disabilities, expressed her confidence in the delegation’s capability to achieve significant success in Turin.
Dr. Ismail Habash, an emergency physician accompanying the team, mentioned that his involvement reflects the Ministry of Health’s dedication to supporting athletes with special needs. The Special Winter Olympic Games in Turin will feature 1,500 competitors and 1,000 trainers from 100 countries, emphasizing inclusivity and excellence in sports.
In summary, the Kuwaiti delegation is poised to make a significant impact at the Special Winter Olympic Games in Turin. With rigorous training and expert guidance, the athletes exhibit a strong determination to excel. The support from organizations and health professionals further underscores Kuwait’s commitment to fostering an inclusive sporting environment.
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