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Shanghai Disabled-Able-Toned Integration Games Overseas Service Marathon Charity Run Pairing Carnival

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In a heartfelt display of unity and solidarity, the Shanghai Disabled-Able-Toned Integration Games Overseas Service Disabled-Able-Toned Integration Marathon Charity Run Pairing Carnival was held on September 14th at the Shanghai Luwan Stadium, bringing together government officials, businesses, and the public sector to promote the integration of people with and without disabilities. The event, organized by the Shanghai Disabled Persons' Federation, Shanghai Municipal Sports Bureau, and other participating institutions, featured a charity run, speech, and ceremony, with a focus on disability inclusion and social responsibility.

Key Takeaways:

  • The event was attended by representatives from government, businesses, and the public sector, including Shen Yun, Party Secretary of the Huangpu District Sports Bureau, and Wang Lin, Party Secretary of the Huangpu District Disabled Persons' Federation.
  • Chen Weiquan, Party Secretary and Chairman of Shanghai Foreign Service (Group) Co., Ltd., emphasized the importance of disability inclusion and public welfare in his speech, highlighting Foreign Service's continued efforts in the field.
  • The organizing committee implemented multiple upgrades in training support, barrier-free services, and event security, aiming to create a safe and inclusive sports environment for all participants.
  • Gong Yongjun, Deputy Director of the Municipal Physical Training Center for the Disabled, and others presented the Integration Flag to representatives of disabled athletes and accompanying runners, symbolizing a shared journey and values.
  • Shanghai Overseas Service (Group) Co., Ltd. was awarded the "Integration Enterprise" plaque for its continued support for social inclusion.
  • All athletes participated in a pre-race integrated run, showcasing the power and warmth of the able-bodied and disabled working together.
  • The charity run attracted 40 companies, forming 115 teams with nearly 400 participants, and will continue with systematic training and selection before the Shanghai Marathon.

Statistics:

  • According to the event report, 40 companies represented the Shanghai Overseas Service Employees Union, forming 115 teams with nearly 400 participants.
  • Over the next three months, these participants will undergo systematic and professional integrated training and selection.
  • The event aims to enhance service capabilities and lay a professional foundation for the Shanghai Marathon.
  • The charity run will be held on November 30th, with a focus on social integration and promoting the concepts of "equality, participation, integration, and sharing".

Sources:

  • The event report was published on the website of the Huangpu District Government of Shanghai, which can be accessed at: https://www.shhuangpu.gov.cn/xw/001009/20250917/899a3345-d658-46f5-880b-d3b3de89ef7e.html.

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