5 athletes carry UAE ambitions in the Tokyo Olympics
The 32nd Summer Olympics will start tomorrow in the Japanese capital, Tokyo, from 23rd to 8th August, with the participation of more than 11,000 athletes competing in 33 sports, with 339 competitions in 48 sports facilities. The opening ceremony will start at 7:00 pm local time. Japan, at 2:00 pm UAE time at the Olympic Stadium in Tokyo, which was also a witness to the activities of the 1924 Olympics.
The UAE is represented in the Olympic Games by 5 athletes, who are Saif Bin Fetais in archery, Victor Sktov and Ivan Romanenko in judo, as well as Youssef Al Matrooshi in swimming, and Mohammed Al Noubi in athletics. Yesterday evening, Engineer Azza bint Suleiman, Assistant Secretary-General for Administrative and Financial Affairs of the National Olympic Committee, arrived in Tokyo, where she was received by Dr. Kamal Al Yamahi, Head of the Support Services Department at the UAE Embassy in Tokyo, and Ahmed Al-Tayeb, director of the delegation. Bacal.
The Tokyo Olympic Games Organizing Committee has allocated specific areas in the Olympic Village to countries that have been classified as high-risk countries by the World Health Organization, until the end of the time period approved and recommended by the relevant authorities for sanitary isolation, which is 3 days from the date of arrival in Japan.
The UAE delegation at the Olympic Games in Tokyo made field visits to the internal clinics in the Olympic Village, and the physiotherapy and injury rooms, where they were briefed on the medical devices used, the various equipment and first aid available in the village. The delegation also visited the training halls and the shooting range.
Opening Ceremony The
theme of "United in Feeling" embodies the theme of the Tokyo 2020 Games, which is expected to provide an inspiring opening ceremony for viewers from all over the world, where the party will be on a date with the widespread use of technology with many analogue hand elements that will play He played a major role in the ceremony and presented a performance that demonstrated human feeling and hope for the future, in addition to providing performances showing the beauty of Japanese shapes and designs, through three-dimensional features such as the design of the stage and equipment used in the Olympic torch.
Self-sterilization equipment is spread throughout Tokyo, especially in the competition venues that will witness the Olympic Games, the Olympic Village, the main media center and training sites.
The Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games in Tokyo continues to apply safety and precautionary measures on an ongoing basis, as it adopted the rules of physical separation between visitors to the media center, press conference rooms and mixed areas to conduct meetings with athletes after the end of the competitions.
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