Jordan News

Jordanian weightlifter Abdul Karim Khattab, the Paralympic weightlifting champion, broke the world record twice in the 88-kg category, after he managed to lift 237 kg, the second time, during his participation today, Monday, in the Fazza International Weightlifting Championship held in the Dubai Club Hall .

Khattab managed to break the record and win the gold medal, and obtained the official qualification card to the Tokyo Paralympics.

In statements to the Jordan Paralympic Committee website, Amer Al-Shaar, the head of the delegation, expressed his pride in the achievements of the Al-Nashma players, stressing his confidence in winning many colorful medals in the coming days.

Hussain Abul-Raz, the head of the committee, and its secretary-general, Maha Barghouti, also congratulated the head of the delegation and the members of the delegation and the players on the achievement of the global speech.

The Paralympic team is headed by Amer Al-Shaar, Daoud Shehadeh as administrator, Ahmed Hiasat as a therapist, Issa Hilal as coach, Ahmed Abu Al-Rub as assistant coach, in addition to the players: Omar Qaradah, who weighs 49 kilograms, Muhammad Tarbash, 65 kilograms, and Abdel Karim Khattab, who weighs 88 kilograms. Moataz Al-Junaidi is 97 kilograms, Jamil Al-Shibli weighs over 107 kilograms, Asmaa Issa 79 kilograms, and Al-Hajjaj’s wealth is 86 kilograms.