VOICED: Iraqi Olympians aim for medals, unity

Iraq's participation in the London Olympics symbolizes a rebuilding of national pride and identity. Despite challenges like insecurity and poor infrastructure, Iraqi athletes are determined to compete and represent their country. The team, consisting of runners, a swimmer, and a wrestler, marks a significant step forward for Iraqi sports. The focus is on long-term strategies and support to achieve future success. Beyond winning medals, the athletes aim to heal societal divisions caused by past conflicts, driving them towards Olympic glory.

What challenges do Iraqi athletes face in their preparation for the London Games?

How does Doctor Adnan feel about the Iraqi team's chances in the Olympics?

What qualities do Iraqi athletes believe they possess that will help them in the Olympics?

What is the significance of Iraq's participation in the Olympics despite not winning medals since 1960?

In what ways do the Iraqi Olympians hope to contribute to their society?