Sahara Marathon Sahara Marathon Sahara Marathon
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Date Date Date February 27, 2018 February 27, 2018 February 27, 2018 Area/Region Area/Region Area/Region Africa Africa Africa Country Country Country El Ayoun, Algeria El Ayoun, Algeria El Ayoun, Algeria Categories Categories Categories Marathon (42km)
Half Marathon (21km)
10km
5km
Marathon (42km)
Half Marathon (21km)
10km
5km
Marathon (42km)
Half Marathon (21km)
10km
5km
Participation Fee Participation Fee Participation Fee 950 EUR (including registration fee)
Children under 16: 750 EUR
To get to the camps and participate in the race you can join a charter flight from Madrid (Spain) to Tindouf, leaving on February 24, 2018 and returning the March 3, 2018. 950 EUR (including registration fee)
Children under 16: 750 EUR
To get to the camps and participate in the race you can join a charter flight from Madrid (Spain) to Tindouf, leaving on February 24, 2018 and returning the March 3, 2018. 950 EUR (including registration fee)
Children under 16: 750 EUR
To get to the camps and participate in the race you can join a charter flight from Madrid (Spain) to Tindouf, leaving on February 24, 2018 and returning the March 3, 2018.Contact Details Contact Details Contact Details mattia.durli@saharamarathon.org mattia.durli@saharamarathon.org mattia.durli@saharamarathon.org Web Site Web Site Web Site http://www.saharamarathon.org http://www.saharamarathon.org http://www.saharamarathon.org The Sahara Marathon is an international sport event to demonstrate solidarity with the Saharawi people. Its first edition is in 2001.
It’s organized by the Secretary of State for Sport, Government of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic with the help of volunteers from all over the world.
For the promotion and coordination of participants from other countries, the organization also partners with Marie Frison from France, Wolfgang Hofman from Germany, Oddvar Rosten from Norway and Danielle Smith from England. The Sahara Marathon, which along with the standard-distance marathon also includes the shorter distances of 21km, 10km, 5km and the children’s race, is aimed at promoting sport activity among Saharawi young men and women and financing and developing humanitarian programs.
But also wants, through sport, raise awareness and sensitize the world about a 35-year-long conflict. 37 years of suffering for a population affected by a conflict that is burying their hopes, generation after generation, in the refugee camps of Tindouf (Algeria), far from their home. 37 years during which the international community has not been able to unlock the situation. A race to prevent the Saharawi people from being forgotten.
Text by: Official Website
The Sahara Marathon is an international sport event to demonstrate solidarity with the Saharawi people. Its first edition is in 2001.
It’s organized by the Secretary of State for Sport, Government of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic with the help of volunteers from all over the world.
For the promotion and coordination of participants from other countries, the organization also partners with Marie Frison from France, Wolfgang Hofman from Germany, Oddvar Rosten from Norway and Danielle Smith from England. The Sahara Marathon, which along with the standard-distance marathon also includes the shorter distances of 21km, 10km, 5km and the children’s race, is aimed at promoting sport activity among Saharawi young men and women and financing and developing humanitarian programs.
But also wants, through sport, raise awareness and sensitize the world about a 35-year-long conflict. 37 years of suffering for a population affected by a conflict that is burying their hopes, generation after generation, in the refugee camps of Tindouf (Algeria), far from their home. 37 years during which the international community has not been able to unlock the situation. A race to prevent the Saharawi people from being forgotten.
Text by: Official Website
The Sahara Marathon is an international sport event to demonstrate solidarity with the Saharawi people. Its first edition is in 2001.
It’s organized by the Secretary of State for Sport, Government of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic with the help of volunteers from all over the world.
For the promotion and coordination of participants from other countries, the organization also partners with Marie Frison from France, Wolfgang Hofman from Germany, Oddvar Rosten from Norway and Danielle Smith from England. The Sahara Marathon, which along with the standard-distance marathon also includes the shorter distances of 21km, 10km, 5km and the children’s race, is aimed at promoting sport activity among Saharawi young men and women and financing and developing humanitarian programs.
But also wants, through sport, raise awareness and sensitize the world about a 35-year-long conflict. 37 years of suffering for a population affected by a conflict that is burying their hopes, generation after generation, in the refugee camps of Tindouf (Algeria), far from their home. 37 years during which the international community has not been able to unlock the situation. A race to prevent the Saharawi people from being forgotten.
Text by: Official Website
