Tunisia's Remarkable Achievement at the 2026 Rabat Para-Athletics Grand Prix
In a stunning display of athletic prowess, Tunisia secured a total of eight medals at the 2026 Rabat Para-Athletics Grand Prix, comprising four gold, three silver, and one bronze medal. This event, which took place over several days, showcased the exceptional talent and determination of Tunisian athletes in the field of para-athletics.
The grand finale of the event was highlighted by Raja Jebali, who clinched the gold medal in the shot put event (F40 category) with an impressive throw of 8.26 meters, setting a new personal best in the process. Additionally, Jihene Aziz made her mark by winning a silver medal in the shot put (F44-F46), recording a personal best throw of 11.21 meters.
Throughout the competition, other notable performances included Yosra Ben Jemaa, who triumphed in the javelin throw (F34), and Raoua Tlili, who excelled in both the discus throw (F40-F41) and shot put (F41) events, earning two gold medals. Yassine Guennichi also contributed to the medal tally with a gold in the shot put (F35-F36). Silver medals were awarded to Raoua Tlili in the shot put (F41) and Aymen Lakoum in the shot put (F40-F41). Youssef Ouhibi rounded off the medal haul by securing a bronze in the 5,000 meters (T12-T13) event.
Overall, Tunisia's delegation consisted of 12 talented athletes, including Raoua Tlili (shot put and discus - F41), Soumaya Boussaïd (1,500 meters - T12/T13), Yassine Guennichi (shot put - F36), and others. Their collective efforts not only brought home medals but also showcased the potential of para-athletics in Tunisia.
As reported by mosaiquefm.net.
