Paris, February 27, 2024, In anticipation of the Fazza 13th Para Powerlifting 2024 World Cup in Dubai, the Saudi national Paralympic weightlifting team is diligently preparing for the prestigious event scheduled to unfold from February 28 to March 6 in the United Arab Emirates.
Set to host over 200 outstanding male and female athletes from 30 different countries, the exhilarating tournament holds significant weight as it serves as a crucial qualifier for the highly anticipated 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games.
At the forefront of the Saudi team delegation is the esteemed Mohammed Al-Harbi, President of the Saudi Arabian Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Federation. Under his expert guidance, a formidable squad of 12 exceptional athletes is gearing up to proudly represent the Kingdom on the global stage.
The athletes poised to make a mark in the competition include Adnan Noorsaeed, Talal Al-Balawi, Aseel Al-Hawsawi, Tareq Belghaith, Saeed Hawsawi, Khalid Al-Najem, Soliman Al-Shadouki, Obadah Husawi, Fajer Al-Smari, Sharifa Al-Amari, Hasnaa Al-Najm, and Maha Al-Rashidi. Together, they are determined to emerge victorious in the challenging tournament.
Heading the coaching team is Ali Mohammed Al-Yami, responsible for unlocking the full potential of the athletes during the tournament. Supported by a dedicated staff, Coach Al-Yami is focused on ensuring that the Saudi team is well-prepared for the competitive challenges they will face in Dubai.
To prepare for the upcoming tournament, the Saudi Arabian Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Federation organized an intensive 23-day training camp in the city of Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. This rigorous training program reflects the team's commitment to achieving peak performance and making a significant impact at the Fazza 13th Para Powerlifting 2024 World Cup.
