Paris 2024 IPC Athletes’ Council Election

A record 26 candidates have been nominated for election during the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games to fill six summer representative roles on the IPC Athletes’ Council.

The IPC Athletes’ Council is a group of elected athlete representatives who act as the voice of the Para athlete community to the IPC. The chairperson of the IPC Athletes’ Council and first vice-chairperson are also members of the IPC Governing Board as ex-officio voting members.


The election for the IPC Athletes' Council will take place from 26 August to 5 September during the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games in PLY House, close to the Main Dining Hall in the Paralympic Village, and the Athlete Lounge at Chateauroux Village for athletes in Shooting Para sport.

Of the 26 candidates, 14 are male, 12 female and 22 are actively competing athletes. Candidates span 12 sports and four continents.


The candidates are:
 

  • Saif Alnuaimi, United Arab Emirates, Shooting Para Sport
  • Najwa Awane, Morocco, Wheelchair Tennis
  • Mariska Beijer, Netherlands, Wheelchair Basketball
  • Martina Caironi, Italy, Para Athletics
  • Lenine Cunha, Portugal, Para Athletics
  • Maria Delgado Nadal, Spain, Para Swimming
  • Iaroslav Denysenko, Ukraine, Para Swimming
  • Simon Detmer, USA, Para Athletics
  • Omara Durand Elias, Cuba, Para Athletics
  • Luca Anna Ekler, Hungary, Para Athletics
  • Chan Daniel Ho Yuen, Hong Kong, China,  Para Badminton
  • Ayao Severin Kansa, Togo, Para Athletics
  • Vladyslava Kravchenko, Malta, Para Swimming
  • Husnah Kukundakwe, Uganda, Para Swimming
  • Leomon Moreno da Silva, Brazil, Goalball
  • Tania Nadarajah, Great Britain, Para Archery
  • Zahra Nemati, Iran, Para Archery
  • Sherif Osman, Egypt, Para Powerlifting
  • Benjamin Pritchard, Great Britain, Para Rowing
  • Charles Rozoy, France, Para Swimming
  • Mario Ernesto Sayes, El Salvador, Boccia
  • Denise Schindler, Germany, Para Cycling
  • Fatmir Seremeti, Sweden, Goalball
  • Takayuki Suzuki, Japan, Para Swimming
  • Yujiao Tan, China, Para Powerlifting
  • Yoomin Won, Korea, Republic of, Wheelchair Basketball