Nahid Kiani, Iran's Taekwondo Champion, at a Ceremony Supporting Sick and Orphaned Children (+Photos)

Nahid Kiani, Iran's celebrated taekwondo national team member and holder of the silver medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics, attended a ceremony supporting children with illnesses and orphaned children. The images from the event show the well-known sports champion of Iran in a setting far removed from the competition arena.

Ambassador of Arjan - Nahid Kiani, Iranian taekwondo champion and silver medalist of the 2024 Paris Olympics, attended the support ceremony for sick children and homeless children. The published pictures of this ceremony show this Iranian athlete in a position outside the space of professional competitions and sports competitions.

Nahid Kiani is seen in these pictures with a formal and simple outfit, including a light coat, white dress and dark pants. A dark scarf and a black handbag are also in harmony with the color combination of her outfit.

Nahid Kiani, born on August 10, 1377 in Isfahan, is one of the prominent figures of Iranian women's taekwondo. He started working in this field when he was eight years old, and by participating in international competitions, he became one of the prominent national taekwondo athletes of Iran.

Kayani won the 53 kg gold medal at the 2023 World Championships in Baku and won Iran's first gold in the women's Taekwondo World Championships. He also won a silver medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics in 57 kg weight. A historical honor that was the first silver medal of Iranian women's sports in the Olympic Games.

This Iranian taekwondo player also participated in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and in 2026, according to the information provided in the source, he won the gold medal of the Asian Championship.