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TIESF chair Kerim Vural empowers deaf community through sports

Turkish Hearing Impaired Sports Federation (TIESF) President Kerim Vural poses for a photo after an interview with Anadolu Agency (AA), Istanbul, Türkiye, June 12, 2024. (AA Photo)

TIESF chair Kerim Vural empowers deaf community through sports

By admin on October 11, 2024

Turkish Hearing Impaired Sports Federation (TIESF) President Kerim Vural has expressed his ambition to use sports as a means to rehabilitate 400,000 out of the…

Turkish hearing-impaired futsal teams aim for Deaflympic glory

Turkish national hearing-impaired teams players train ahead of the 20th Deaflympics, Erzurum, Türkiye, Feb. 24, 2024. (AA Photo)

Turkish hearing-impaired futsal teams aim for Deaflympic glory

By admin on March 9, 2024

The Turkish national hearing-impaired men’s and women’s futsal teams are aiming to win in both categories at the 20th Deaflympics, which will be held for…

Turkish deaf athletic sensation sprints toward global, Olympic gold

Turkish deaf sports athlete Yusuf Baydur (L) trains in his home city, Bitlis, Türkiye, Jan. 15, 2024. (AA Photo)

Turkish deaf athletic sensation sprints toward global, Olympic gold

By admin on January 17, 2024

Bitlis native athlete Yusuf Baydur, a four-time Turkish champion in athletics, is not just running for gold; he is sprinting toward a life-changing dream. Having…

Turkish deaf badminton star eyes Deaflympic gold in Tokyo

Turkish national athlete Furkan Büyükgöze shows off his Deaf World Badminton Championships medal, Samsun, Türkiye, July 27, 2023. (AA Photo)

Turkish deaf badminton star eyes Deaflympic gold in Tokyo

By admin on August 1, 2023

Turkish national athlete Furkan Büyükgöze soared to sporting glory, clinching the silver medal at the Deaf World Badminton Championships in Brazil. This triumph has ignited…

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TIESF chair Kerim Vural empowers deaf community through sports

Turkish hearing-impaired futsal teams aim for Deaflympic glory

Turkish deaf athletic sensation sprints toward global, Olympic gold

Turkish deaf badminton star eyes Deaflympic gold in Tokyo

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