Loading...
Fierce competition and skillful play
The competition saw players from the Al Thiqa Club for the Disabled, Dubai Club for People of Determination, Abu Dhabi Club for People of Determination, Ajman Club for People of Determination, Sharjah City for Humanitarian Services, and the Emirates Association for the Visually Impaired. The tournament was filled with tactical and intelligent play, with participants displaying remarkable skill and perseverance.
Tournament results
Sajid Ahmed from the Al Thiqa Club for the Disabled secured first place in the A category. Saleh Najib Lootah from the Dubai Club for People of Determination took second place, while Omar Ayoub Abbas, also from the Al Thiqa Club for the Disabled, finished in third. In the B category, Abdullah Khaled, Fathi Al Hadrami, and Ahmed Barakat, all from the Al Thiqa Club for the Disabled, took the top spots.
Honouring outstanding players
Special recognition was given to Ahmed Siddiq and Saeed Saif Rabia from the Al Thiqa Club for the Disabled as the tournament’s best players. Additionally, several participants received special prizes for their contributions and active involvement, further enhancing the success of the event.
Promoting integration and excellence
Dr Khalid Omar Al Midfa, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al Thiqa Club for the Disabled emphasised the importance of such tournaments in motivating players and showcasing the capabilities of people with disabilities. He stressed the need to integrate people with disabilities into sports and community activities. Mohammed Abdullah Al Qaed Al Hammadi, Board Member of the Al Thiqa Club for the Disabled, highlighted the tournament as part of the club’s broader mission to empower people with disabilities across various categories, including hearing, mental, motor, and visual impairments.
A step towards future empowerment
This chess tournament stands as a distinctive step in supporting people with disabilities and promoting a culture of creativity and strategic thinking. The Al Thiqa Club for the Disabled remains committed to building a future generation capable of overcoming challenges and excelling in various fields.