Kuwaiti Paralympians' Success Driven by Support System
The Director General of the Public Authority for Youth and Sports, Bashar Abdullah, confirmed that the achievements of Kuwaiti athletes at the Asian Para Games in Nagoya 2026 reflect the integration of Kuwait's sports system, which supports its champions based on standardized criteria. He noted that athlete Faisal Sarour won a gold medal with a record-breaking throw in the shot put (F42) category, reaching a distance of 16.5 meters. Additionally, athlete Malak Al-Enzi secured a bronze medal in the shot put (F54) category with a distance of 4.98 meters, and player Dhari Al-Bati earned a bronze medal in the shot put (F37) category, covering 12.53 meters. He emphasized that the Authority continues to support the heroes through technical preparation, overseas training camps, logistical and medical support to ensure their readiness for international competitions. It also remains committed to expanding participation in foreign events and strengthening partnerships with sports federations, in appreciation of their efforts and pride in what they contribute to the nation.
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