UAE Reveals Strong Contingent for Paris 2024 Olympics

Comprising a dynamic team of 14 athletes alongside 20 technical and administrative staff, the UAE is set to make a formidable mark across multiple disciplines including equestrian, judo, swimming, cycling, and athletics

In a proud announcement from the UAE National Olympic Committee, the official delegation for the highly anticipated 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris has been unveiled.

Comprising a dynamic team of 14 athletes alongside 20 technical and administrative staff, the UAE is set to make a formidable mark across multiple disciplines including equestrian, judo, swimming, cycling, and athletics.

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Leading the charge as the flag-bearer during the Opening Ceremony will be equestrian star Omar Al Marzouqi, a name synonymous with excellence after clinching a silver medal in individual showjumping at the 2018 Youth Olympics when he was just 15 years old.

Preparations are already in full swing as the UAE athletes are immersed in rigorous training in Paris, gearing up for the games scheduled from July 26 to August 11. The anticipation is palpable as these athletes aim to showcase their prowess on an international stage.

The uniforms designed for the Emirati Olympians have also been unveiled, reflecting a blend of modernity and simplicity. Crafted by Rawdha Al Shaafar of A Friend of Mine by Xpoze, the uniforms feature a dominant white hue symbolizing strength, peace, and purity.

Emblazoned with ‘United Arab Emirates’ in bold red Arabic script, the attire resonates with themes of courage and national pride. The fabric chosen ensures comfort in varying temperatures, emphasizing lightweight and breathable qualities ideal for summer conditions.

Adding to the excitement, the UAE will host an ‘Emirati House’ at the Paris Olympics, serving as a cultural hub to showcase the nation’s rich heritage.

Open from July 27 to August 10, visitors can immerse themselves in Emirati hospitality through a myriad of activities and events, promising a memorable experience amidst the Olympic fervor.

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The roster of UAE Olympians spans across disciplines, highlighting a diverse array of talent ready to compete at the highest level:

Equestrian:

  • Abdullah Hamid Al Muhairi
  • Abdullah Al Marri
  • Omar Al Marzouqi
  • Mohammed Al Hajri

Cycling:

  • Safiya Al Sayegh

Swimming:

  • Youssef Al Matroushi
  • Maha Al Shehi

Athletics:

  • Mariam Al Faris

Judo: Men:

  • Magomrov Magomrov
  • Benjamin Narman
  • Dhafer Idliyev
  • Aram Grigoryan
  • Nujzari Tata

Women:

  • Bashlet Karloud

Each athlete brings a unique skill set and determination to excel, embodying the spirit of sportsmanship and national pride that defines the UAE’s participation in the global sporting arena.

As the countdown to the Paris 2024 Olympics accelerates, all eyes are on the UAE delegation, poised to leave an indelible mark with their performances and sportsmanship. Stay tuned as these athletes embark on their quest for Olympic glory, carrying the hopes and aspirations of a nation.

This announcement not only underscores the UAE’s commitment to athletic excellence but also celebrates the unity and diversity within its sporting community, fostering a legacy that transcends borders and inspires future generations of athletes.

 

This article was created using automation technology and was thoroughly edited and fact-checked by one of our editorial staff members

Tariq Saeed

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