Event |
Date |
---|---|
Opening Ceremony |
August 28 |
Blind Football |
September 1-7 |
Boccia |
August 29 - September 5 |
Goalball |
August 29 - September 5 |
Para Archery |
August 29 - September 5 |
Para Athletics |
August 30 - September 8 |
Para Badminton |
August 29 - September 2 |
Para Canoe |
September 6-8 |
Para Cycling Road |
September 4-7 |
Para Cycling Track |
August 29 - September 1 |
Para Equestrian |
September 2-7 |
Para Judo |
September 5-7 |
Para Powerlifting |
September 4-8 |
Para Rowing |
August 30 - September 1 |
Para Swimming |
August 29 - September 7 |
Para Table Tennis |
August 29 - September 7 |
Para Taekwondo |
August 29-31 |
Para Triathlon |
September 1-2 |
Shooting Para Sport |
August 30 - September 5 |
Sitting Volleyball |
August 29 - September 7 |
Wheelchair Basketball |
August 29 - September 8 |
Wheelchair Fencing |
September 3-7 |
Wheelchair Rugby |
August 29 - September 2 |
Wheelchair Tennis |
August 30 - September 7 |
Closing Ceremony |
September 8 |
The Paralympics will kick off with an inspiring Opening Ceremony on August 28, followed by 11 days of intense competition across 20 sports, with athletes demonstrating their skills in physical, visual, and intellectual categories. Here’s a look at the full schedule of events:
A Pioneering Moment for the Paralympics
This year's Paralympic Games are not just about the competition; they represent a significant step forward in the history of the Games. With 549 medal events and a record number of female competitors, including 236 medal events dedicated to women, Paris 2024 is set to be a game-changer in promoting gender parity and inclusivity in sports.
The Paralympics will also feature the Refugee Paralympic Team, consisting of eight athletes and one guide. This marks the team's third appearance in the Paralympic Games, underscoring the event's commitment to providing a platform for all athletes, regardless of their background.
Paris is ready to make history once again, ensuring that the 2024 Paralympic Games are an unforgettable celebration of determination, diversity, and sporting excellence.
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