The system is available for national and international press media in a process that will be carried out in three phases; initially, registration is carried out through the media and, in a second phase, those approved must register their personnel through the official module.
Valledupar, March 16, 2026. The organization of the II Parasuramerican Games Valledupar 2026 officially started the accreditation process for media and journalists interested in covering the multisport event, enabling from this date the online registration system.
The process is aimed at national and international media – radio, television, print and digital platforms – as well as press teams of government entities and communications staff of sports federations and Pan American confederations, who must comply with a procedure that will validate their participation in the fairs.
The opening of this stage marks a key advance in the organization of the event. “The press will be fundamental before, during and after the Games. It will not only make the competitions visible, but also project Valledupar and Agustín Codazzi as host territories, show the continent the value of inclusion and the social sense of this project, and tell the legacy that these Games will leave for the city, for Colombia and for the whole region”, said the director of the Valledupar 2026 Parasuramerican Games, Elmer Jiménez Silva.
Three phases that guarantee efficient coverage
The first phase, corresponding to the registration of the press media and the request for quotas according to the available roles, will be available until April 12, 2026. During this period, interested parties must fill out the official form and attach the required documentation.
Subsequently, between April 20 and May 31, the second phase will be developed, in which the approved media must register their work team by name, entering the data of each journalist or accredited professional, according to the assigned quotas. The third phase, which will last until June 7, will be in charge of the organizing committee, which will evaluate each one of the individual applications and will define its final approval, an essential requirement to obtain the official accreditation.
The second phase, which will last until June 7, will be in charge of the organizing committee, which will evaluate each one of the individual applications and will define its final approval, an essential requirement to obtain the official accreditation.
This is how the registration process is carried out
Interested media should enter the official form available on the Games portal or through the:
In this first stage, they must fill out the media registration form and request the required quotas according to the roles of coverage (journalists, photographers, cameramen and technical staff). Once the process is completed, you will receive a confirmation email with acknowledgement of receipt. Subsequently, the organizing committee will notify by e-mail the approval, modification or rejection of the requested quotas, according to the scope of the media or organization.
In terms of requirements, international media must submit a letter of validation issued by the Paralympic Committee of their country, while Colombian media must attach the certificate of existence and legal representation in force or a letter signed by the director of the media formally requesting accreditation.
In terms of requirements, international media must submit a letter of validation issued by the Paralympic Committee of their country, while Colombian media must attach the certificate of existence and legal representation in force or a letter signed by the director of the media formally requesting accreditation.
To resolve concerns related to the process, interested parties may contact the e-mail acreditacionprensa2026@gmail.com or the number 302 318 7460 (WhatsApp only).
The II Parasuramerican Games Valledupar 2026 represent the most important Paralympic sport event in the history of Colombia, reediting this competition after more than twelve years since its first realization in Santiago 2014. In addition, they will mark the beginning of the Paralympic cycle towards Los Angeles 2028, with the participation of more than 1,120 athletes from 12 countries, who will compete in 13 disciplines, consolidating the capital of Cesar as the epicenter of Paralympic sport in the continent.