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Dream Team Member Overcomes Challenges to Win World Football Title
The Egyptian "Dream" team for people with disabilities achieved a remarkable global accomplishment during its first participation in the International "Genuine Cup" tournament. They won two out of the five awards presented to the team, amidst participation from 53 countries, including only three African nations. These results are a source of pride for Egypt and reflect the spirit of cooperation and positive energy among the players, despite the challenges the team faced, such as delayed participation, difficulties in obtaining visas, and the absence of the main coach. The team received support from various sources, including the late inclusion of Captain Ahmed Al-Sakari, as well as backing from coaches and academies, along with a strong presence from the Egyptian community in the United States. Ramez Maher, one of the team’s founders, emphasized that the team's goal was not only to win but also to project a positive image and change perceptions towards people with disabilities, calling for their empowerment and increased societal awareness of their capabilities.
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