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His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist him, sent congratulatory messages and praise to the Moroccan Paralympic champions who won the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
His Majesty sent royal cables to the champion runner Fatima Zahra Idrissi, who won the gold medal in the marathon race in the (T12) category and broke a new world record, as well as winning the silver medal in the 1500m race in the (T13) category, and to the runner Ayman Al-Hadawi, who won the gold medal in the 400m race in the (T47) category and set a new world record, and also won the bronze medal in the 100m race in the same category, then to the champion Moncef Bouja, who won the gold medal in the 400m race in the (T12) category.
His Majesty the King expressed his warmest congratulations to these Paralympic champions, noting their honourable achievement for them in particular and for Moroccan sports, and wishing them “every success in continuing their hard work and perseverance, with the same will, determination and ambition”, to advance their promising career to the highest levels, and “always reach the international podiums with the national flag flying high”.
In similar congratulatory telegrams addressed to the champions Maryam Al-Nuwaghi (Marathon – T12 category), Yasra Karim (Discus throw – F41 category), Abdelilah Kani (Shot put – F53 category), Ayoub Sadni (400m race – T47 category), and Azzedine Nouiri (Shot put – F34 category) who won silver medals, as well as to the champions who won bronze medals, Saida Amoudi (Shot put – F34 category), Raja Aqarmach (Parataekwondo – over 65 kg – K44 category), Ayoub Adouich (Parataekwondo under 63 kg – K44 category), Zakaria Al-Darham (Shot put – F33 category) and Al-Amin Al-Shantouf (Marathon – T12 category), His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God protect him, praised the tireless efforts made by these champions “to represent Moroccan sports in the best possible way.” “Representation,” wishing them all the best in their sporting careers, to achieve their ambitions “to ascend the podiums and raise the flag of Morocco high in various international sporting events.”
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2024-09-12 11:16:53
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Moroccan Paralympic Champions Receive Royal Congratulations from King Mohammed VI
In a heartwarming gesture, His Majesty King Mohammed VI of Morocco sent congratulatory messages and praise to the Moroccan Paralympic champions who excelled at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games [[3]]. This marks a proud moment for Moroccan sports, as the country’s athletes have made a significant impact on the international stage.
A Record-Breaking Performance
Moroccan Paralympians have won a record 15 medals, comprising 3 gold, 6 silver, and 6 bronze medals, at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games [[3]]. This outstanding achievement is a testament to the determination, hard work, and perseverance of the athletes.
Royal Recognition
His Majesty the King expressed his warmest congratulations to the Paralympic champions, acknowledging their remarkable achievements and wishing them continued success in their careers [[1]]. The royal cables were addressed to athletes who won medals in various events, including Fatima Zahra Idrissi, who won the gold medal in the marathon race in the (T12) category and broke a new world record [[1]].
Other Notable Achievements
Morocco’s Paralympic team has also made a mark in other sports, such as 5-a-side football. The team won bronze at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo, showcasing their skills against teams from Argentina, Spain, and Thailand [[2]].
Malak El Allami’s US Open Junior Doubles Title
In another notable achievement, Malak El Allami, a Moroccan tennis player, won the US Open Junior Doubles title, earning congratulatory words from the King [[1]].
A Bright Future for Moroccan Sports
The success of Moroccan Paralympians at the Paris 2024 Games is a promising sign for the country’s sports scene. With the support of the King and the nation, these athletes are poised to continue making waves on the international stage.
the achievements of Moroccan Paralympic champions are a testament to the country’s growing presence in international sports. The royal recognition and support will undoubtedly inspire these athletes to continue striving for excellence and bringing pride to Morocco.
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Moroccan Paralympic Champions Receive Royal Congratulations from King Mohammed VI
In a heartwarming gesture, His Majesty King Mohammed VI of Morocco sent congratulatory messages and praise to the Moroccan Paralympic champions who excelled at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games [[3]]. This marks a proud moment for Moroccan sports, as the country’s athletes have made a significant impact on the international stage.
A Record-Breaking Performance
Moroccan Paralympians have won a record 15 medals, comprising 3 gold, 6 silver, and 6 bronze medals, at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games [[3]]. This outstanding achievement is a testament to the determination, hard work, and perseverance of the athletes.
Royal Recognition
His Majesty the King expressed his warmest congratulations to the Paralympic champions, acknowledging their remarkable achievements and wishing them continued success in their careers [[1]]. The royal cables were addressed to athletes who won medals in various events, including Fatima Zahra Idrissi, who won the gold medal in the marathon race in the (T12) category and broke a new world record [[1]].
Other Notable Achievements
Morocco’s Paralympic team has also made a mark in other sports, such as 5-a-side football. The team won bronze at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo, showcasing their skills against teams from Argentina, Spain, and Thailand [[2]].
Malak El Allami’s US Open Junior Doubles Title
In another notable achievement, Malak El Allami, a Moroccan tennis player, won the US Open Junior Doubles title, earning congratulatory words from the King [[1]].
A Bright Future for Moroccan Sports
The success of Moroccan Paralympians at the Paris 2024 Games is a promising sign for the country’s sports scene. With the support of the King and the nation, these athletes are poised to continue making waves on the
