Supporting the Asian Para Games Opening on the 18th

President Lee Jae-myung encouraged the South Korean delegation who participated in the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, which concluded on October 4, and expressed support for the athletes set to compete in the upcoming Asian Para Games.


On October 4, President Lee wrote on X (formerly Twitter), "Thank you so much to all the members of Team Korea. Each and every one of you is a proud champion of our nation," he said.


President Lee Jae-myung is delivering a welcome speech at the Civil Complaint Innovation Case Report Meeting held in Sejong Special Autonomous City on October 2, 2026.  Photo by Yonhap News

President Lee Jae-myung is delivering a welcome speech at the Civil Complaint Innovation Case Report Meeting held in Sejong Special Autonomous City on October 2, 2026. Photo by Yonhap News

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He continued, "Around 800 of our athletes competed for Korea in 41 events. There were happy moments and disappointing ones. I know there must have been so much sweat and effort that can't be measured by just the color or number of medals."


He added, "The athletes who competed with integrity, gave their best in every match, and challenged their own limits—along with the fans who cheered for our athletes together as one regardless of victory or defeat—are all the true protagonists who made this tournament shine."


President Lee said, "I hope the passion and determination you demonstrated will empower you to pursue even greater dreams," expressing his deep appreciation to the athletes, coaches, and everyone who supported the team behind the scenes.



Meanwhile, President Lee also commented on the upcoming Asian Para Games, which begin on October 18, saying, "Together with the people of Korea, I will wholeheartedly support our athletes as they rise to the challenge."


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