ايوب Posted 2008-08-07

Without any doubt, Algeria will make a nice surprise in Beijing.

fenec Posted 2008-08-08

We highly value this move which complies with events. We thank all the staff who provide us with all this information about this historic event.

thameur Posted 2008-08-08

Thank you for your presence and your efforts.

مغربي اصيل Posted 2008-08-09

Libyans are from the Maghreb and have its colour.

المهندس/ حسن البهكلي Posted 2008-08-09

We wish success to Arabs in Beijing Olympics 2008. It is noticed that Arabs have participated in Olympics for 92 years but they only gained 75 different medals. We hold our hopes on God then the concentrated participation of Arab champions from Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt and Tunisia (The second and fourth in the long jump Khouildi, Saabaa, the five cavaliers in equitation and others). The participation of Saudi Arabia with 26 players, they will achieve some good results, God willing. So we wish success to all Arabs in the Machreq and Maghreb.

Malik Posted 2008-08-09

Hope Algeria does good this Olympics.

اعمارة Posted 2008-08-10

I hope that Algerian athletes take more gold medals. I hope that these competitions will be very interesting. Thank you. Your brother Amara from Algeria.

أسماء الجزائرية Posted 2008-08-10

Where are you? Algeria has won the bronze medal in judo. It is ranked 22 thanks to Hasna Soraya Haddad. We wish success to the others. They should do like Soraya.

Amar Posted 2008-08-10

I hope the Algerian delegation does well , in this Olympic games , as well as all the Muslim and Arab countries .Good luck.

mikejensen Posted 2008-08-10

Good luck Maghreb!

جابري علي من خنشلة الجزائر Posted 2008-08-11

My wish is that Algerians in particular and Arabs in general achieve a nice suprise in Beijing. I wish to Bouteflika a third mandate.

حمزة "الجزائر العميقة" Posted 2008-08-11

By God, this is a pride to all the Algerians in particular and Arabs in general. I am happy for flying the first Arab flag, the Algerian flag. Special thanks to the Algerian athlete. I wish success to all the Algerians and Arabs.

محمد الجزائري Posted 2008-08-11

Many congratulations to Haddad and all the Algerians.

Hinokio Posted 2008-08-11

welcpme back to beijing 2008 Algeria go to 3 gold and more medalle bu yong xie Algeria

احمد Posted 2008-08-11

From God we are and to God we shall return about Moroccan sport. Where are athletes like Guerrouj, Aouita and our respectable minister Nawal El Moutawakil? Now we have no football, no boxing and nothing. What are the causes which we should discuss now?

مغربية 100& Posted 2008-08-11

I wish victory to participating Maghreb countries and of course Moroccan participation.

Chamso Posted 2008-08-11

Long live Algeria especially Salim. All Algeria holds its hopes on you. May God grant you success and to all Muslims God willing.

Anonymous Posted 2008-08-11

May God be with all the Maghreb and Muslim athletes everywhere.

samir Posted 2008-08-11

Long live Algeria.

wassim Posted 2008-08-11

Morocco is by far the maghreb's best chance for gold in the beijing olimpics. the other maghreb states also should recieve recognition for a "good effort"...

lmad youssefi Posted 2008-08-12

good luck for all arabs participating in the olympics. and congratulation to our algerian athlete soraya haddad for her great achievement. this achievement, i hope, is going to be the beginning to more medals, not a cover to the arab failure up to now. buchfaa, morocco

mouradNY Posted 2008-08-12

Thank God, Algeria has the most beautiful WOMEN,,, A notre magnifique Soraya ....merci,merci....

رشيد Posted 2008-08-12

I wish victory to Moroccans.

شيماء زرو Posted 2008-08-12

Thank you. I thank everyone who contributed to this. Everything is great.

brahim Posted 2008-08-12

I have always liked sports and athletics. I adore sports. I want to go to Beijing and get a medal for Morocco— 20 medals for Morocco! Thank you so much. Long live our king, Mohammed VI! Long live him! Thank you so much!

yahya Posted 2008-08-12

Bravo Haddad! Thank you! One! Two! Three! Long live Soraya!

طارق بن زياد Posted 2008-08-12

Arabs didn't achieve anything because Selim Ilas didn't achieve anything. Is this opinion correct?

monsef Posted 2008-08-12

I am Monsef from Morocco. I encourage the Moroccan national team of Taekwondo. I hoped to be with them because I am skilled in this sport but I wasn’t lucky.

جابري علي من خنشلة الجزائر Posted 2008-08-13

We consider the four participating Maghreb countries in the Olympics as one country. There is no doubt about this. We wish them all success and to Arabs. We wish a third mandate to Bouteflika, God willing.

مصطفى Posted 2008-08-13

Wish success to Algerians in Beijing.

Lyés Hadji Posted 2008-08-13

I hope that Algeria gets even more medals, God willing, especially in swimming, boxing and judo.

عمير Posted 2008-08-13

It is very good to be optimistic. In fact, performance requires big efforts and extensive preparations. We thank everyone for their honest participation. We wish them more early and organized efforts as well as success God willing.

سبيل Posted 2008-08-13

I wish success to the Moroccan national team.

ammar biskra Posted 2008-08-13

1, 2, 3, long live Algeria and all the Arab World. We wish success to everyone, God willing.

هاجر Posted 2008-08-13

Congratulations to Algeria and Arabs. Wish you more success.

أسماء Posted 2008-08-13

Go! Go! Go Algerians and all the Maghrebis!

السبتى Posted 2008-08-13

This edition is very strong. I wish success to all Maghreb states.

لبنى الليبية Posted 2008-08-13

Where is Libya? We think of you Maghreb people in everything, and you don’t think about it even in the dark days. You stick yourself in every championship. And now in the Olympics, you don’t mention Libya. What, You don’t like it? It's not your fault. It's that of who is giving you more value than you deserve. Libya is participating in swimming, judo and marathon. **** on Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia ****.

AFAF Posted 2008-08-13

We all support the Arab particpation and with Algeria which inaugurated Arab titles.

حسام Posted 2008-08-14

You have honoured us Ben Yekhlaf. God willing you will do more in athletics and swimming with Ilas.

abdodido Posted 2008-08-14

1, 2, 3, long live Algeria. Long live Algeria the country of love. God willing victory is certain 100%. 999999999999999 gold medals. My greetings.

منى Posted 2008-08-14

Wish all the success to Algeria and Arabs in general. Special thanks to participants. God willing, continued success to Algeria. Long live Algeria.

جابري علي من خنشلة الجزائر Posted 2008-08-14

Soraya Haddad is the symbol of transcendence and pride of Algeria. 3000000 greetings and a third mandate to Bouteflika.

moustafa Posted 2008-08-14

These bronze medals of ours are, to me, diamond medals. We need to help our athletes and make some real sports policies. When are we going to have a united sports policy for the Maghreb?

merwan algerien Posted 2008-08-14

I want to thank the champions Soraya Haddad and Amar Benikhlef. Good luck to all the Maghrebis!

ابراهيم Posted 2008-08-14

In the name of God the most gracious most merciful. Even if the Great [Libyan] Republic has not participated, its echo is present in all the parts of the world with its honourable hand in all Arab and non Arab countries.

amel Posted 2008-08-14

Long live Algeria!

cherif Posted 2008-08-14

Bravo to the Algerian judo practitioners! I hope that Algeria as well as all the countries of the Maghreb will get other medals. P.S. To our Moroccan brothers: I would say that, certainly, in terms of the number of medals, Morocco is moving to the forefront of the Maghreb, but you should not forget that this is just one discipline. (Just take a look at running!) Algeria remains the only country to get medals in some other disciplines. –Thank you

محمد Posted 2008-08-14

Many congratulations to Algerians. Good luck in Olympic games. Salam.

زهير الجزائري Posted 2008-08-14

Peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you. Oh lord grant success to all Arab athletes in general and Algerians in particular to win medals and lift the flags of their countries high among nations. Amen Lord of creatures.

BENHALIMA MHAMED REBAHIA SAIDA ALGERIE Posted 2008-08-15

I wish victory to all Arab and Muslim athletes.

adel / alger Posted 2008-08-15

To my brothers in the Arab Maghreb. We must work hard. The level of Beijing Olympics is very high. Our Maghreb athletes cannot achieve any results. We must work hard and prepare, not just make wishes.

NADIRR Posted 2008-08-15

I wish victory to Arabs in generals and Maghreb athletes in particular. I ask God the Almighty to grant us many medals. Our hopes are on Algeria.

the_gladiate Posted 2008-08-15

Long live Algeria. Wherever we go we honour you Maghreb people.

صدام Posted 2008-08-15

Well done sons of Algeria. We are with you. You have honoured Algeria, Morocco and Arabs. Good luck from Tawfik and Boularbah from the Sahara of Algeria.

Un Algérien Filer Posted 2008-08-15

In response to the post made by Abdelkarim Zerta, I only know how to rejoice in the fact that the two medals Algeria got came in spite of our athletes living under the terror of Islamism and—LOL—Bouteflika too, while the athletes living next to us in peace, economic prosperity and, more especially, democracy—LOL—simply still have not been seen in the Olympic Games. We are waiting for you. Long live Algeria! Long live Kabylie! Long live the homeland! Down with the haters! They are helping us in all of our beautiful performances in all the categories, and they are going to die of jealousy!

yacine Posted 2008-08-15

I offer my warmest greetings and respect to the athlete Amar Benyekhlef and the athlete Soraya Haddad for their victories in the Olympics and for representing Algeria and the Arab nation in an honourable way. Long live Algeria.

CABBA+ALG Posted 2008-08-15

Long live Algeria. Long live Algeria, long live Algeria 999999 times, 9999999 times. By God this is a pride to all Algerians in particular and Arabs in general. I am very proud to see the first flag of Arabs, the Algerian flag. Special thanks to the Algerian players with wishes of success to Algerians and Arabs. Bordj Bouarirej, Algeria.

yassir Posted 2008-08-15

I am Yassir. I love you so much.

haymoudi Posted 2008-08-15

Long live Algeria 1000000 times. Algeria is always the first. We are stronger than you Arabs. It is stronger than you. So there is no need to envy us. Go to sleep.

داود Posted 2008-08-15

Algeria is Arab and will honour all Arabs in Beijing games.

كريمة Posted 2008-08-16

Salam alikum. Congratulations to Algeria. More medals God willing. I wish success to all the Arab Maghreb.

المهندس/ حسن البهكلي Posted 2008-08-17

Congratulations to Arabs for the first gold medal snatched by the Tunisian champion Oussama Mellouli in swimming the 1500m. He has retaliated against the media and saved his honour and the honour of Arabs as he managed only on Day 10 to get a gold medal. This is the first drop of rain God willing after the qualification of the Moroccan Champion Hasna Benhassi to 800m. She won a silver medal in Athens 2004 and she is nominated to win the gold medal in Beijing 2008. There is also the champion of Saudi Arabia, Saaba, in long jump. He qualified to the finals after recording 8.04 m. His world record is 8.19 and 8.21 in the super prize. His personal record is 8.31. His colleague and compatriot Mohamed Khaled didn’t qualify because of a difference of one centimetre with Tchek Marron. He realized 7.93m. This was expected as he has interrupted intensive preparations for his work in the company Aramcou. This didn’t help him in his training and international competitions according his programmes. There are also the five cavaliers of Saudi Arabia. They might get a medal for the teams and individuals. We wish success to all Arabs and learn lessons from the Beijing Olympics 2008 which bears lessons and examples.

مصباح بركات Posted 2008-08-17

Many congratulations to all Arabs and the Algerian people for this medal which lifted the flag of Arabs.

جهاد Posted 2008-08-17

I am Jihad from Algeria. I want to say to the people that the Maghreb winning athletes honour our country. I hope that all the athletes of Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia win God willing. Thank you.

محمد من الجزائر Posted 2008-08-17

Long live Algeria no matter the results at the Olympics. Wish success to all Arabs.

rayane Posted 2008-08-17

May God help everyone and congratulations to Maghreb people.

walid maximus Posted 2008-08-17

If we collect all the medals won by Arabs in all the sessions they won’t equal the medals of the American Phelps. A masquerade! Anyway, I greet all the Algerian athletes. Long live Algeria. God bless you.

tunisiana Posted 2008-08-18

Bravo Oussama! We are proud of you!

ياسين Posted 2008-08-18

Maghreb Olympic athletes are falling into the abyss. The solution is in holding the big heads accountable, starting with the minister and the general. You must learn from the champions of China, aren’t they human beings?

بوهالى هيثم عبد الله Posted 2008-08-18

I am Haytham. I love Algerian sports. I wish them good luck in Beijing Olympics.

محمد Posted 2008-08-18

Long live Algeria.

جزائرىkabyle Posted 2008-08-18

With your comments, you are the best in the world. However, reality is different. Go to Beijing yourself and win the gold. My brother puppets, my brother.

biba Posted 2008-08-19

The most important thing is that we have achieved progress. God willing we go for the best until Arabs become as they were before. God bless you.

محاد Posted 2008-08-19

I am from El Bouira, Algeria. This is the best site on the Olympics.

mhamed Posted 2008-08-19

Long live Algeria. Algeria of pride and dignity.

شرف الدين الجزائر Posted 2008-08-19

This is a sport farce. What is this, Arabs? I have watched all Arab sports, and my blood pressure rose. It becomes even worse with the comments of the athletes. They all say that they are facing the world’s champion. If his level was not the same as yours, you wouldn’t have been invited. Your country spent millions so that you go to China. If this money was invested on a profitable project for the country, it would have been better. If we collect all the medals won by Arabs, we wouldn’t have exceeded the rank 30. A real farce. Thanks to Tunisia for the gold. We hope that it won’t be the only one for Arabs. Thanks to the Algerian silver and I hope it won’t be the only one. Thanks to the Arab Maghreb for saving our honour otherwise we would have left with 0 medals.

tounsiia Posted 2008-08-19

This makes me just so happy!!! I went and watched the video of Oussama Mellouli on Dailymotion. The commentator goes crazy! Type in: “dailymotion mellouli tounsi 2008”. It brings you happiness to hear this. Congratulations to all the Arabs, whether they won medals or not!!! -Salam

عاشق الجزائرية Posted 2008-08-19

I greet the Algerian people. All this for the eyes of my Algerian darling. Good luck in the Olympics and other events.

رحمة Posted 2008-08-20

Algeria will surprise you Arabs.

jhgh Posted 2008-08-20

Long live Morocco!

said Posted 2008-08-20

My thanks go to all the Arabs!

msila Posted 2008-08-20

Where are the young Arabs? They are not at the 2008 Olympic Games! All day long, they sit in front of their antennas to keep up on and watch what Bush and Sarkozy are doing so they can criticise them afterwards, but, when it comes to playing sports and representing their countries and nations, they are nowhere. They chew the fat and watch the others do it!

اخوكم فوزي من الجزائر Posted 2008-08-21

Work hard Arab champions.

اخولو لحسن Posted 2008-08-21

We Arabs don’t care about humble categories which can in the future replace former or present champions. Everyone starts from the base. It is the foundation. Look at the United States of America which takes care of students by encouraging them to practice sports according to rules and regulations and by providing stadiums in different sports and disciplines. This is how they build world champions who are capable of entering competition. However, we expect in every Olympic games from our champions to bring gold medals even if we don’t provide for them the simplest equipment and support. But ultimately they come back empty-handed. So how do we expect anything in the absence of coaching for our champions?

salim Posted 2008-08-21

Unfortunately, Morocco won only a bronze medal. All my support to Taekwondo athletes. Thank you. We still have hopes on Taekwondo athletes. Wish them success. Thank you.

maghribi Posted 2008-08-21

Thank you, Msila. You made a good point. Long live the young people, be they Moroccan, Algerian or anyone else! In fact, what happened to Libya? Long live Libya!!!

najib Posted 2008-08-22

Long live beautiful Tunisia! Thank you, Oussama Mellouli, for what you did for us. This was unforgettable!

Maghreb el Arabe Posted 2008-08-22

I dont understand why still in these days, algerian and morroccain people still must pushing there nation over each other. Why dont wish luck to you morroccain en algerian neighbours and family. Because at the end we Maghreba al still one family. I SUPPORT ALL THE PEOPLE IN THE MAGHREB WITH THE OLYMPIC GAMES. good luck to all of you. And ooh yes, my condoleance to the victims, family and friends of the boming attacks in northern algerian. PS I am half Morroccain and Algerian Blood

امين Posted 2008-08-23

Those who want to win have trained 3 years before the games. However, in the Maghreb (Algeria), they start training one week before the games. How do they want to win medals?

أحمد Posted 2008-08-23

I wish victory to other Arab athletes in the remaining sports. We thank everyone who participated in these Olympics. Honestly, Arabs haven’t appeared in the required level. However, the preparations of other teams were stronger psychologically and physically. Finally, we thank all the teams who produced all these athletes. We wish them good luck in other competitions. It is not yet over, in Beijing 2008 or other world competitions in all parts of the world. God willing, they will be successful in coming events.

داني Posted 2008-08-23

I wish to all Arab countries to win gold medals, especially my dear country Algeria.

Simon Posted 2008-08-23

Um, it seems that nobody here was disappointed in the medals the countries of the Maghreb got!? Azerbaijan has seven million inhabitants and a per capita GDP of $650 and had a civil war in the 1990s and managed to get more medals than all of the countries of the Maghreb combined! Seriously, I would be ashamed!

BEKKAR Posted 2008-08-24

Olympic Games are very great. Unfortunately Arab participation was timid. Never mind, next time. We wish good luck to all Arabs in all sports.

سفيان سماعلي Posted 2008-08-24

Salam alikum. At the beginning, I want to thank everyone who contributed to this great work. I thank the president of the capital Beijing. A special greeting to the Chinese president who contributed to this great and unique work. A special greeting to Arabs who weren’t successful in the list of medals. By God the greatest, it is a great work. We hope to enjoy the Olympics of London 2012 God willing.

salah Posted 2008-08-25

Everything is repugnant.

amal Posted 2008-08-26

Algeria is ahead.

sahbi adderrahim Posted 2008-08-26

Salam alikum. I thank all Arab champions for their participation which wasn't up to the expectations. I just see athletes of the Arab Maghreb. Where are Arabs of the Gulf? We want Arabs to be strong. Thank you.

fettah55 Posted 2008-08-27

Hi. Honestly, this is a shame in the face of the world. All Arab countries count the medals of their champions. Bravo to Tunisian swimming. Bravo to Hasna Benhassi, a married woman, 30. A big bravo to Gharib in the marathon. 42 km even at his age, 37. Bravo to the two Algerian champions. Where are other representatives? Have they just gone to visit Beijing and buy the latest-generation mobile phones? Oh may Lord assuage our calamity. Always backwardness and favouritism, this is the slogan of Arab countries.

msila Posted 2008-08-27

I have the same thoughts about this as you, Simon. The young people of the Maghreb, especially the Algerians and Moroccans, are sitting behind their screens arguing with one another over the Algerian-Moroccan border being closed or open—as if they can influence anyone or anything—instead of demonstrating their power, strength and know-how at the stadium and training fields.