Kuwait’s Olympic delegation, led by Khaled Al-Nasser, is prepared for the Special Winter Olympic Games in Turin from March 8 to 15. The team includes athletes competing in snowboarding and snow running, following extensive training and support. Officials express confidence in their potential for success in the international competition.
On March 6, 2025, Khaled Al-Nasser, the head of Kuwait’s Olympic delegation focusing on intellectual special cases, expressed strong determination from Kuwaiti athletes to perform exceptionally in the upcoming Special Winter Olympic Games in Turin, Italy. The 12th edition of the games is scheduled to take place from March 8 to 15, where Kuwait will participate with notable enthusiasm.
Prior to their departure, Al-Nasser mentioned that the Kuwaiti team had engaged in rigorous training camps hosted in the UAE and Egypt, ensuring they were well-prepared under expert supervision. The delegation includes athletes Mariam Dhiab, who will compete in snowboarding, and Hajar Al-Rashidi, who will take part in snow running, both aiming for outstanding performances on the international stage.
Hoda Al-Khaldi, the Executive Manager of Al-Tomooh Sports Club for Intellectual Disabilities, conveyed her confidence in the team’s capabilities, anticipating remarkable results from the Kuwaiti delegation during the competition in Turin.
Supporting the athletes further, Dr. Ismail Habash, a specialized emergency physician, is accompanying the team. His involvement underscores the Ministry of Health’s commitment to providing aid and support to athletes with special needs.
The Special Winter Olympic Games in Turin will see participation from 1,500 competitors and 1,000 trainers, representing 100 countries, all aimed at promoting inclusivity and excellence in the world of sports.
Kuwait’s delegation, led by Khaled Al-Nasser, is poised for success at the Special Winter Olympic Games, emphasizing extensive preparation and support for its athletes. With strong representation in snowboarding and snow running, the athletes carry high expectations of achieving notable outcomes in Turin. The event promises to foster inclusivity in sports, further exemplified by the medical support provided to ensure athlete welfare.
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