The National Paralympic Committee of Rwanda (NPC Rwanda) is in the process of bidding for Rwanda to host the 2027 Women’s Paralympic World Cup.
The NPC Rwanda recently appointed a new Executive Committee that will lead the organization for a four-year term under the leadership of Bizimana Dominique, who last held the position in 2012.
In an interview with The New Times, Bizimana stressed that among his priorities is preparing a bid for Rwanda to host one of the world-class competitions for people with disabilities.
“We are very ready because we have the bid documents to host the Women’s Paralympic World Cup scheduled for 2027,” he said.
“Rwanda is in a good position to host this event. We have the infrastructure, experience and will. Also, this is the first time this women’s competition will be held in Rwanda.”
The Women’s Paralympics World Cup, which was first held in 2024 and hosted by Barranquilla, Colombia, will bring together 11 countries.}}}
The Rwanda National Paralympics Committee (NPC Rwanda) is in the process of bidding for Rwanda to host the Women’s Paralympics World Cup in 2027.
NPC Rwanda has recently appointed a new Executive Committee that will lead it for a four-year term under the leadership of Bizimana Dominique, who last held the position in 2012.
Bizimana told The New Times that among his priorities is preparing a bid for Rwanda to host one of the world-class competitions for people with disabilities.
“We are very ready because we have the bid to host the Women’s Paralympics World Cup scheduled for 2027,” he said.
He said Rwanda is in a good position to host the event. “We have the infrastructure, the experience and the will. Also, this is the first time that this women’s competition will be held in Rwanda.”
The Women’s Paralympics World Cup, which was first held in 2024 in Barranquilla, Colombia, was the host city, bringing together 11 countries.
