Nawal el Moutawakel receiving an Award in Abu Dhabi -wearing CAFTAN
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Declaraciones de Nawal El Moutawakel sobre Madrid 2016
El Comité Olímpico Internacional pone el punto final al examen de la candidatura. Tras una semana de presentaciones los miembros del comité de evaluación dan por finalizada la prueba técnica. Sin poder revelar mucho, Nawal El Moutawakel, presidenta del comité, ha dado una pequeña lista de los puntos positivos de la candidatura de Madrid. Tras haber visitado las cuatro ciudades candidatas los examinadores tiene ahora una larga temporada de trabajo en la que tendrán que redactar un informe técnico en el que el resto del Comité Olímpico Internacional se basará a la hora de decidir qué ciudad debe celebrar los Juegos del 2016
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Highlights from the Laureus World Sports Awards 2010
Highlights from the Laureus World Sports Awards 2010 in Abu Dhabi including red carpet arrivals, Kevin Spacey & Gwynneth Paltrow, Mika's performance, stunt-biking, football tricks, and several of the winners: Usain Bolt, Jenson Button, Stephanie Gilmore, Natalie du Toit, Nawal El Moutawakel,
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Athletics - Women's 400M Hurdles - Los Angeles 1984 Summer Olympic Games
Enjoy dramatic highlights of the women's 400M hurdles final at the Los Angeles 1984 Summer Olympic Games. Athletes featured in this video : EL MOUTAWAKEL Nawal, Morocco : www.olympic.org www.olympic.org www.olympic.org For more Olympic videos go to www.youtube.com and visit the official website of the Olympic Movement at www.olympic.org for all information on Olympic Games, Sports and Athletes, National Olympic Committees and Olympic News.
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Olympic Anthem and Torino 2006 Anthem Claudio Baglioni 2006
Following the trend set from the selection of eight personalities representing the five continents and the three pillars of Olympism at the ... Tout » Salt Lake 2002 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony, the flag was brought this time into the stadium by eight women: * Sophia Loren, Italian born actress who was the patroness of the Ceremonies; * Isabel Allende, Chilean novelist; * Nawal El Moutawakel Member of the IOC from Morocco, the first Muslim woman to win an Olympic gold medal; * Susan Sarandon, American actress and activist; * Wangari Maathai, Nobel laureate and the founder of the Kenyan Green Belt Movement; * Manuela Di Centa, Italian seven-time Nordic skiing gold medalist * Maria Mutola, gold medalist from Mozambique; * Somaly Mam, Cambodian human rights activist. The Olympic flag was then handed over to eight members of the Alpini, an Italian infantry unit, who raised the flag while the Olympic Anthem was played. And The Torino 2006 Anthem by Claudio Baglioni
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Arab Women Achievers -- With Moroccan Music -- Cherkaoui
1) Zahra Cherkaoui (Arab Moroccan mother). She represents all Arab mothers. 2) Salma Hayek 3) Shakira 4) Diane Rehm, host of the nationally-syndicated show, The Diane Rehm Show, the most popular show on American National Public Radio. She is of Lebanese and Egyptian descent. 5) Queen Noor (Jordan) 6) Rachida Dati: Minister of Justice of France. Father is Moroccan, mother is Algerian. 7) Princess Lalla Salma (Morocco) 8) Helen Thomas (Lebanese American Journalist) 9) Ghada Shouaa (Syrian heptathlete gold medal, 1996) 10) Queen Rania (Jordan) 11) Nawal El Moutawakel from Morocco (First Arab, Muslim, African to win the olympic medal--400m--1984. 12) Fairouz (Lebanese singer) She stopped singing when Muslims and Christians fought each other in Lebanon. 13) Sheikha Mozah (Qatar) 14) Hassiba Boulmerki. Middle distance runner. First Algerian to win an olympic medal. 15) Christa McAuliffe. Lebanese American teacher. 16) Oum Kathoum (Egyptian singer) Loved in the Arab World. 17) Donna Shalala: She served for eight years as Secretary of Health and Human Services under President Clinton. She is also the president of University of Miami. Music by Moroccan singer: Nabila Maan. Name of the song: Allah Ya Moulana (which is originally Nass El Ghiwane song).
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Arab Women Achievers -- Cherkaoui
1) Zahra Cherkaoui (Arab Moroccan mother). She represents all Arab mothers. 2) Fairouz (Lebanese singer) She stopped singing when Muslims and Christians fought each other in Lebanon. 3) Hassiba Boulmerki. Middle distance runner. First Algerian to win an olympic medal. 4) Oum Kathoum (Egyptian singer) Loved in the Arab World. 5) Nawal El Moutawakel from Morocco (First Arab, Muslim, African to win the olympic medal--400m--1984. 6) Rachida Dati: Minister of Justice of France. Father is Moroccan, mother is Algerian. 7) Christa McAuliffe. Lebanese American teacher. 8) Ghada Shouaa (Syrian heptathlete gold medal, 1996) 9) Queen Rania (from Jordan and Palestine) 10) Queen Noor (Jordan) 11) Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco and Queen Rania 12) Princess Lalla Salma. 13) Sheikha Mozah (Qatar) 14) Helen Thomas (Lebanese American Journalist) Music by the Moroccan Band: Nass El Ghiwane.
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La comisión del COI abandona Tokio tras evaluar su candidatura .
Tokio, 20 abr (EFE).- (Imagen: Cedidas por la campaña Tokio 2016).- La directora de la Comisión de Evaluación del Comité Olímpico Internacional (COI), Nawal el Moutawakel, abandonó hoy Tokio tras declarar estar "impresionada" con sus propuestas para los Juegos Olímpicos de 2016. EFE TV - Madrid - 8:15 GMT WEB: {www.efeservicios.com
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nawal motawakkil (biographie et images)à MBC
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interview with Nawal El Saadawi by DemocracyNow
Intervista di DemocracyNow aa Nawal El Saadawi, psicologa, attivista per i diritti umani, esiliata fino a poco tempo e arrestata da Sadat. www.africanews.it
Said aouita the Arabian Moroccan legend
Saïd Aouita (Arabic: سعيد عويطة) (born November 2, 1960) is a former Moroccan athlete, winner of 5000 meters at the 1984 Summer Olympics. Born in Kenitra, Morocco, Saïd Aouita dominated middle distance running in the 1980s at all distances between 800 meters and 5000 meters. He was the only man at the time capable of running 800 m in sub 1:44, 1500 m in sub 3:30, 3000 m in sub 7:30, 5000 m in sub 13:00, and 10000m in sub 27:30. He raced and won against the Olympic champions Joaquim Cruz, Peter Rono, John Ngugi and Alberto Cova over their respective main distances. Between September 1983 and September 1990 he won 115 of his 119 races. The defeats were against world champion Steve Cram over 1500 m, Olympic bronze medalist Alessandro Lambruschini over 3000 m steeplechase, Olympic champions Joaquin Cruz and Paul Ereng over 800 m and world champion Yobes Ondieki over 5000 m. Aouita's first major international competition was the 1983 World Championships held in Helsinki where he contested the 1500 m. In the final, the pace dawdled for the first 1000 m, tactics that did not suit Aouita, and he was outkicked by the kickers, finishing third. After this experience, Aouita decided to run 5000 m at the Los Angeles Olympics. The 5000 m final was run at a very fast pace set by Antonio Leitão from Portugal, which suited Aouita much better than the tactics used in Helsinki. He stayed behind Leitão and then sprinted past him on the last lap to win.
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