Inspiring Experiences of Zahra Nemati on the Paralympic Journey

At the seminar “From Sacrifice to Glory,” Zahra Nemati stated: The Paralympic movement is more than just sport—it is an opportunity for determination and scientific advancement in disability sports.

According to the Public Relations Office, Ms. Zahra Nemati, head coach of the national para archery team, spoke at the specialized seminar “From Sacrifice to Glory: The Path of Formation and Flourishing of the Paralympic Movement in the Islamic Republic of Iran,” emphasizing the social values of the Paralympic movement. Nemati stated: “This movement is not merely a sporting event, but a model of determination, perseverance, and hope. My achievements belong not only to me, but also to the country’s sports community, especially to women’s sports.”

Offering congratulations on National Paralympic Week to athletes and professionals in the field, she added: “It is an honor to serve you, and over the years I have gained numerous successes and honors in sport. The Paralympic movement has many social and cultural objectives, and this journey is inspiring for all athletes.”

Nemati expressed gratitude to the SSRI: “Scientific cooperation with the Institute and specialized assessments for our national para archery team athletes have helped us plan more accurately and scientifically. Fortunately, this academic partnership will continue and support the ongoing growth and development of our athletes.”

She also shared her personal experience following injury: “When I lost taekwondo due to an accident, I thought my sports career had ended. But through determination and training in archery, I achieved world and Paralympic gold medals. This story highlights the role of willpower, perseverance, and family support in athlete success.”