Tartous-Sana
Today, Tartous Governorate honored the wounded winners of the “Wounded Homeland” Games, which were recently held in Lattakia Governorate, in the reception hall in the governorate building.
In statements to SANA’s reporter, the head of the wounded department in the governorate, Rabie Ibrahim, considered that the wounded of the homeland, as he proved his presence on the battlefields and achieved victory alongside the heroic martyrs, proves today his presence in all fields of life, including sports, stressing that the nine honored wounded have achieved advanced results, which indicates their steadfastness and determination to continue life overcoming all odds.
The wounded, in turn, praised the importance of the experience, which gave them a moral impetus and determination to follow the path of success, according to the wounded Ahmed Jourea, who in 2016 suffered an injury that led to paralysis and won second place in swimming, expressing his thanks to the General Sports Federation and the coaches for the great efforts they made to support them. Hope.
The wounded Ayman Abdo, who participated in physical athletics "javelin throwing" and won the first place, pointed out that with determination and will with the support of those concerned, he was able to overcome his injury that led to paralysis, describing participation as the task to prove the capabilities of the injured himself before others, which he proved with all strength, determination and determination.
While the wounded Jaber Hindi, the basketball participant and first place holder, found that his perseverance in practicing sports is a good step to achieve advanced results, in addition to being an excellent opportunity during which he got to know his wounded friends, indicating that this experience increased his will and that the honor falls within the framework of moral support for the wounded to follow up. The road to success.
The wounded engineer, Azzam Ahmed, who suffers from a visual impairment and recently entered the field of athletics, “javelin throwing and throwing an iron ball,” noted the great interest of special sports coaches during the training period and the outstanding results they achieved, pointing out that participating in the Wounded Home course was a demonstration of the capabilities of the wounded and participants. She left a special impact and a positive impact on them and constituted an important turning point in their lives.
The event was attended by Tartous Governor, Lawyer Safwan Abu Saada.
Fatima Hussain
