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Dates and times of Kosovo athletes’ events at the “Paris 2024” Olympic Games

Dates and times of Kosovo athletes’ events at the “Paris 2024” Olympic Games

The “Paris 2024” Olympic Games will officially begin on July 26 and run until August 11. Kosovo will participate in these Games with nine athletes. The exact dates and times when Kosovo’s athletes will begin competing for an Olympic medal are now known. The Kosovo team will compete on the dates

Besnik Batusha

The “Paris 2024” Olympic Games will officially begin on July 26 and run until August 11.

Kosovo will participate in these Games with nine athletes.

The exact dates and times when Kosovo’s athletes will begin competing for an Olympic medal are now known.

The Kosovo team will compete from July 28 to August 3, 2024.

Distria Krasniqi will be the first to open the Olympics, with her matches scheduled for July 28, starting at 10:00.

A day later, judokas Nora and Akil Gjakova will compete, starting at 10:00.

On July 30, at the same time, Laura Fazliu will begin her bid for an Olympic medal.

On that date, one hour later, Adell Shaboviq will also begin competing in swimming.

Kosovo’s last judoka, Loriana Kuka, will begin her matches on August 1, starting at 10:00.

Donjeta Sadiku is the next athlete to compete in boxing. She will begin her competition on July 27, while the time will depend on the draw held on July 25.

Her first bout will start at 15:00 or 20:00.

On August 2, Gresa Bakraqi will begin her Olympic medal dream in the 800-meter athletics event at 19:45.

The last athlete to compete at these Olympics is Hana Beiqi, who will compete in swimming on August 3, starting at 10:00.

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