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Dr. Debra Alexander elected APSO President at General Assembly in Seoul

Seoul, 23 September 2025 — The Association of Paralympic Sport Organisations (APSO) held its General Assembly in Seoul, where members reviewed reports and finances, endorsed the APSO Strategy 2025–2032, and elected new leadership. In the presidential election, Dr. Debra Alexander (South Africa) won with 10 votes to 5 against Richard

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APSO establishes Classification Commission with six-member team

The Association of Paralympic Sports Organisations (APSO) Executive Board has formally approved the composition of the new APSO Classification Commission (ACC). The Commission brings together six informed experts from across the APSO Membership, ensuring broad representation while maintaining operational effectiveness. The Commission members are: Craig Carscadden, Head of Development –

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2026 Premier Tier level ‘a giant step forward’ for wheelchair tennis

Professional wheelchair tennis players across the world will have more opportunities to compete alongside their non-wheelchair peers from next year, thanks to a new calendar structure announced by the International Tennis Federation (ITF) today. From 2026, a significant number of new UNIQLO Wheelchair Tennis Tour events will take place at

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APSO Executive Board adopts Strategy 2025–2032

The Association of Paralympic Sports Organisations (APSO) is pleased to announce the official adoption of its new Strategy 2025–2032, following approval by the APSO Executive Board at its meeting on 23 June 2025. Developed through an inclusive and consultative process, the strategy reflects the views, priorities, and aspirations of APSO’s

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