Snap with Hajer Safarzadeh on the way to the Para-Asian competitions

The Aichi-Nagoya Para-Asian Games will start on October 26, and Safarzadeh will start his competition on October 28 with the 200-meter race. He also competes in 100 and 400 meters events.

Hajer Safarzadeh, the visually impaired runner of Iran and the silver medalist of the Paris Paralympic Games, will compete in three athletics events at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Para-Asian Games in Japan. Snap also supports his presence in these competitions by providing part of the expenses needed by this athlete.

The Aichi-Nagoya Para-Asian Games will start on October 26, and Safarzadeh will start his competition on October 28 with the 200-meter race. He also competes in 100 and 400 meters events.

According to Snap Public Relations, Safarzadeh has followed athletics seriously since he was a teenager and has won medals in important international competitions in the past years. He won a gold medal in the 200-meter race at the 2023 Para-Asian Games in Hangzhou, and he also won a gold medal in the 400-meter race at the 2024 Kobe World Paralympics.

This Iranian runner won a silver medal in the 400 meters T12 class at the Paris 2024 Paralympics. He also won a silver medal in the 400 meters event at the 2025 World Paralympic Games in India. Continuing his career, Safarzadeh is pursuing the Paralympic gold medal, and participating in the Para-Asian Games in Nagoya is one of the competitions ahead of him.

Hajar Safarzadeh competitions program in Nagoya

According to the announced schedule, Safarzadeh competitions in three events are as follows: 200 meters race on 28 October, 100 meters race on 29 October and 400 meters race on 30 October 1405. Safarzadeh competes in T12 class; A class in the parade field dedicated to visually impaired athletes.

With the slogan "to the finish line with the team", Snap has provided part of the expenses needed by this athlete. This support is done with the aim of accompanying Safarzadeh in his professional sports career and participating in the Para-Asian competitions in Nagoya.