Внимание! Конкурс в поддержку наших паралимпийцев!

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ВНИМАНИЕ! КОНКУРС В  ПОДДЕРЖКУ НАШИХ ПАРАЛИМПИЙЦЕВ!

В преддверии Паралимпийских игр Париж-2024 ОЮЛ ” Вirliк ” запускает конкурс в поддержку спортсменов паралимпийцев!

Условия конкурса:

Необходимо составить, написать пожелания нашим спортсменам на предстоящих Паралимпийских играх в Париже!

Пожелания можно будет написать на казахском или русском языках .

Количество предложений от 1 до 5.

Пожелания писать в комментариях к посту ” Поддержим наших ” на странице Инстаграм  ОЮЛ ” Вirliк “.

Цель конкурса: Популяризация Паралимпийских видов спорта, Паралимпийских игр, поддержка наших спортсменов!

Итоги конкурса будут подведены представителями, имеющими отношение к спорту ( спортсменами, тренерами и т.д.).

Дата проведения конкурса:
17 августа- 27 августа 2024 года

От Акмолинской области в составе Национальной сборной Республики Казахстан на Паралимпийских играх Париж-2024  будут участвовать
Еркин Габбасов( пара стрелок), Давид Дегтярев( пара пауэрлифтер), Амир Муратбеков ( пара пловец).

Желаем всем участникам удачи!

2 399 комментариев

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