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The UAE national Paralympic team has continued its impressive performance at the West Asia Paralympic Games “Muscat 2025,” raising its total medal count to 39 medals including 10 gold, 13 silver, and 16 bronze. According to official reports, the team added 10 new medals during recent competitions, demonstrating the strong presence of UAE athletes across various sporting disciplines at the regional championship.
The medal haul reflects the growing strength of the UAE Paralympic program as athletes competed in athletics, boccia, and table tennis events held in the Omani capital. The diverse achievements across multiple sports underscore the comprehensive development of Paralympic sports in the Emirates.
Athletics Dominates UAE Medal Performance at West Asia Paralympic Games
UAE athletes delivered outstanding results in track and field events, securing multiple podium finishes. Sultan Al Shamsi claimed gold in the shot put competition, while Abdullah Al Mesbahi earned gold in the discus throw, according to team reports. Meanwhile, Maryam Al Matrooshi added another gold medal in javelin throw, highlighting the continued excellence of Emirati women’s sports on the international stage.
Additionally, Ahmed Al Hosani secured a silver medal in discus throw, and Noura Al Ketbi won silver in shot put. The bronze medals came through strong performances from Mayed Al Laghwani in shot put, Ahmed Al Naqbi in discus throw, and Maryam Al Ziyoudi who earned bronze in javelin throw.
Boccia and Table Tennis Add to Medal Tally
In boccia competition, Raisa Al Falasi delivered an exceptional performance by capturing the gold medal in the BC4 category. Her victory confirmed the UAE’s growing competitiveness in this precision sport, which requires significant skill and concentration.
However, table tennis also contributed to the overall medal count when player Thani Al Shehi secured a bronze medal for the national team. His achievement added depth to the UAE’s success across different Paralympic disciplines at the West Asia games.
Wheelchair Basketball Team Secures Dominant Victory
The UAE wheelchair basketball team demonstrated clear superiority in their match against Saudi Arabia, winning decisively with a score of 57-31. According to game reports, the Emirati players showed exceptional control throughout the contest, maintaining dominance over the proceedings from start to finish.
In contrast to some closer competitions in individual events, the basketball victory showcased the team’s cohesive preparation and tactical execution. The commanding performance positions the squad favorably as the tournament progresses through its remaining fixtures.
Regional Competition Highlights Paralympic Development
The West Asia Paralympic Games in Muscat 2025 serves as an important platform for regional athletes to compete and demonstrate their abilities. The tournament brings together teams from across Western Asia, fostering sporting excellence and international cooperation among nations in the Paralympic movement.
Furthermore, the UAE’s strong medal performance at the games reflects the country’s sustained investment in Paralympic sports infrastructure and athlete development programs. The success of both male and female athletes indicates balanced growth across gender categories in the national program.
The diversity of medals across athletics, boccia, table tennis, and team sports demonstrates the comprehensive approach taken by UAE Paralympic authorities. This multi-sport success strategy has proven effective in building a competitive national program capable of achieving results across various disciplines.
As the West Asia Paralympic Games continue in Muscat, the UAE team remains positioned strongly in the overall medal standings with further competition days ahead. Additional events are expected to provide more opportunities for Emirati athletes to add to their current total of 39 medals, though the final schedule and remaining competitions have not been fully detailed by organizers.
