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Teammate Ahmed Nawad also competed in the race, finishing in seventh place with a time of 15.59 seconds, showcasing the team’s depth and competitiveness on the world stage.
This latest bronze medal comes after Dhikra Al Kaabi’s gold in the 100m T71 event earlier in the championship, reinforcing the UAE’s growing presence on the podium in international para-athletics.
The National Paralympic Committee credited the success to the players’ dedication, preparation, and competitive spirit, alongside the strong support from the UAE leadership for people of determination. These results continue to solidify the UAE’s status on the global para-sports map.