Post by : Bianca Haleem
A delegation from the Bahrain Paralympic Committee for Athletics participated in the lively opening ceremony of the Rabat 2026 Paralympic Grand Prix.
This event boasted impressive international representation, showcasing 54 nations and a total of 465 athletes—both men and women—from around the globe. Such a robust turnout underscores the championship's rising significance and recognition in the realm of Paralympic sports.
The Bahrain national team's athletes, alongside their technical and administrative personnel, were in attendance, marking a significant milestone in their participation at this esteemed gathering.
The Rabat 2026 Paralympic Grand Prix is poised to further affirm its role as a vital international venue for Paralympic sports, uniting exceptional talent from various countries.
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