Amr Abdalla

Scuba diving. (Instagram profile, 10 May 2021)

Competing at the 2017 World Championships in Mexico City, Mexico. (Athlete, 08 Dec 2017)

Coaches Walid Gamal and Emad Madbaly, Egyptian Para swimmer Ahmed Ali, and his family. (Athlete, 08 Dec 2017; ahram.org.eg, 01 Jan 2017)

"After the accident, I felt like I was standing on a bridge that had suddenly vanished. To come out of it at the other end, to prove that I can do anything like able-bodied people but in a different way - and most importantly as a sportsperson I can achieve at world level - is what pushes me forward." (english.ahram.org.eg, 17 Nov 2017)

"Do what nobody did so you can reach what nobody reached." (ON Facebook page, 04 Sep 2020)

To compete at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo. (english.ahram.org.eg, 17 Nov 2017)

He sustained a serious spinal cord injury in 2010 after he was involved in a car accident. Over a two-year period he underwent a number of operations in countries such as Germany, the Czech Republic and the People's Republic of China, which allowed him to regain some sensation in his arms, and he was later able to start using a wheelchair. (ON Facebook page, 04 Sep 2020; akhbarelyom.com, 19 Dec 2019; Athlete, 08 Dec 2017; english.ahram.org.eg, 17 Nov 2017)

Abdel, 13 May 2021
https://db.ipc-services.org/sdms/web/cml/sw/pdf/season/S21/region/AFR/npc/EGY
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