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Celebrating diversity at the Volleyball House
- Updated: August 12, 2016
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, August 11, 2016 – On Sunday, Doaa Elgobashy and Nada Meawad made history by becoming Egypt’s first ever team to compete in the Olympic beach volleyball tournament. As images of Nada competing in a hijab were beamed around the world, the young team became international celebrities, making them instantly recognisable to the public on their walk from the beach volleyball venue to the Volleyball House on Thursday.
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Elghobashy’s partner Nada does not cover her head while playing.
“My religion does not prevent any player from playing,” said Elghobashy emphatically. “We all can play and it is very good to be here for the Games.
“I’m very happy and proud to represent Egypt in the Olympic Games. Of course I was a bit …
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