Syrian table tennis star Hind Zaza claimed the silver medal in the women’s singles event at the Islamic Solidarity Games in Saudi Arabia, marking another milestone in her rising career.
Zaza finished second after a thrilling final against Iran’s Neda Shahsavari, winning 4-2 in the fourth set. She reached the final following a hard-fought 4-3 semifinal victory over Turkey’s Sebal Altınkaya, showcasing her skill and resilience throughout the tournament.
Having gained international fame as the youngest athlete to compete at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, Zaza’s performance underscores Syria’s growing presence on the global sports stage and serves as an inspiration for young athletes across the Arab world. The silver medal adds to her growing list of achievements and highlights her dedication to representing Syria with pride.
The Islamic Solidarity Games brought together athletes from across the Muslim world, promoting unity and celebrating sporting excellence
