Kaylia Nemour: A Singular Victory for Algeria in Gymnastics

French-Algerian gymnast Kaylia Nemour, who now represents Algeria, won the Olympic gold medal for her performance on the uneven bars. Despite dual nationality, she takes pride in being Algeria and Africa's first Olympic gold medalist in gymnastics. Her journey reflects her national pride and dedication.

French-Algerian gymnast Kaylia Nemour, who trains in France, claimed a historic Olympic gold medal for Algeria in the uneven bars event.

In an interview with SNTV, Nemour and her coach attributed her stellar performance to the support from the Algerian Federation. Nemour, previously competing for France, switched to representing Algeria in 2021. She expressed immense pride in being both Algeria's and Africa's first Olympic gold medalist in gymnastics.

Wrapping herself in Algeria's green and white flag, Nemour celebrated her victory at the Bercy Arena, scoring an impressive 15.7. Her dual nationality has not overshadowed her achievements; Nemour considers this gold medal a win for herself and Algeria, a sentiment echoed by Algeria's President Abdelmadjid Tebboune in his congratulatory message.

(With inputs from agencies.)