IPC President Commends Indonesian Natalia Tjahja’s Dedication to Para Athletes
- 14 Jul 2026 17:07 WIB
- Voice of Indonesia
Key Points
- International Paralympic Committee President Andrew Parsons praises Natalia Tjahja’s vision and dedication.
- Natalia Tjahja builds 100 CTFP as a grassroots zero-cost movement for para athletes.
- Andrew Parsons amplifies 100 CTFP messages at global events, including Milan Cortina Games.
RRI.CO.ID, Jakarta - International Paralympic Committee (IPC) President Andrew Parsons expressed his appreciation to Natalia Tjahja, founder of the Maria Monique Last Wish Foundation, during the first anniversary celebration of 100 Celebrities Talk for Para Athletes (100 CTFP).
Parsons' recognition honored Natalia’s vision and dedication in championing support for para athletes. His endorsement carries significant weight given his role as IPC President, overseeing 185 National Paralympic Committees (NPCs) worldwide.
In this capacity, Parsons actively engages with global leaders and stakeholders to advance the Paralympic movement internationally.
Natalia has drawn IPC’s attention for her humanitarian work through 100 CTFP. Unlike many figures from athletic, public, or organizational backgrounds, she initiated the campaign as a civilian, building a grassroots “zero-cost movement” that rallies moral support from global leaders for para athletes.
Her efforts reinforce the message of inclusion and equality in sports. Parsons has also amplified 100 CTFP’s messages at international events, including the Milan Cortina Winter Paralympic Games.
This collaboration is expected to strengthen global campaigns for inclusivity and help reshape societal perspectives on persons with disabilities. (Diva Rifdah)
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