African Para Games

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African Para Games

The African Para Games is a multi-sport event organized for athletes with disabilities from across the African continent. The event is designed to provide a competitive platform for para-athletes and to promote the values of inclusivity and diversity in sports.

History[edit | edit source]

The African Para Games were established to create opportunities for athletes with disabilities to compete at a high level and to foster the development of para-sports in Africa. The inaugural event was held in Year in City, Country. Since then, the games have been held biennially, attracting participants from numerous African nations.

Sports[edit | edit source]

The African Para Games feature a variety of sports, including but not limited to:

Each sport is governed by its respective international federation, ensuring that the competitions adhere to global standards.

Participating Nations[edit | edit source]

Athletes from all over Africa participate in the African Para Games. Some of the prominent participating nations include:

Objectives[edit | edit source]

The primary objectives of the African Para Games are:

  • To provide a competitive platform for African para-athletes.
  • To promote the development of para-sports across the continent.
  • To raise awareness about the capabilities and achievements of athletes with disabilities.
  • To foster a spirit of inclusivity and diversity in sports.

Organization[edit | edit source]

The African Para Games are organized by the African Paralympic Committee (APC), which works in collaboration with national paralympic committees and other stakeholders to ensure the successful execution of the event.

Future Events[edit | edit source]

The next edition of the African Para Games is scheduled to be held in Year in City, Country. Preparations are underway to ensure that the event is a success and that it continues to build on the legacy of previous games.

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Contributors: Prab R. Tumpati, MD