Kuwait athlete secures Gold Medal at the 2024 Paris Paralympics

KUWAIT: Kuwaiti athlete Faisal Sorour achieved a remarkable victory at the 2024 Paris Paralympics, winning a gold medal in the men’s shotput-F63 category on Saturday, September 7. Sorour delivered an impressive throw of 15.31 meters, which not only secured his gold medal but also highlighted his continued excellence in the sport. This victory marks Sorour’s second Paralympics medal, following his bronze win in the 2020 Tokyo Games.

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In the same event, British athlete Aled Davies secured the silver medal with a throw of 15.10 meters. Tom Habscheid from Luxembourg earned the bronze medal with a throw of 14.97 meters. The competition was intense, with all three athletes delivering strong performances that showcased their skill and dedication.

Faisal Sorour’s gold medal adds to Kuwait’s growing success at the 2024 Paris Paralympics. Earlier in the Games, Faisal Al-Rajehi had also made headlines by winning a bronze medal in the men’s 5000m race. These achievements underline the significant progress and talent within Kuwaiti athletics, highlighting the country’s growing presence on the international Paralympic stage.

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Sorour’s gold medal win is a testament to his hard work and determination, and it brings pride to Kuwait as they celebrate his success. The performance of both Sorour and Al-Rajehi at these Paralympics demonstrates the strength of Kuwaiti athletes and their ability to compete at the highest levels. The 2024 Paris Paralympics have thus been a memorable and successful event for Kuwait, marking a significant milestone in their Paralympic history.