UOC hopes Uganda can send more athletes to the Paris 2024 Olympics

As of today, 18 (16 athletes, one rower, and one cyclist) have already qualified for the games, and UOC president Donald Rukare and his team are looking forward to an even bigger number which is more than the 25 that represented the country at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

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UOC president Donald Rukare (right) addresses the press flanked by IOC member William Blick and UOC vice president Moses Mwase, at UOC offices. Photo by Michael Nsubuga

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The Uganda Olympic Committee (UOC) is hoping Uganda can send up to 30 athletes to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in France, having already qualified 18 so far.

As of today,

UOC hopes Uganda can send more athletes to the Paris 2024 Olympics

As of today, 18 (16 athletes, one rower, and one cyclist) have already qualified for the games, and UOC president Donald Rukare and his team are looking forward to an even bigger number which is more than the 25 that represented the country at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

UOC president Donald Rukare (right) addresses the press flanked by IOC member William Blick and UOC vice president Moses Mwase, at UOC offices. Photo by Michael Nsubuga

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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