Qatar Sports for All Federation praises success of Sports for All Summer Programme 2026
<p>Doha, Qatar: The Qatar Sports for All Federation applauded the success of its Sports for All Summer Programme 2026, in which various segments of society and all age groups across more than 65 locations took part. These locations included public parks, sports clubs, youth and commercial centres, neighbourhood playgrounds, schools, and various other sports facilities.</p> <p>Adviser to the…
Doha, Qatar witnessed the triumphant conclusion of Qatar Sports for All Federation's Sports for All Summer Programme 2026. The federation commended the program's success, which saw thousands of individuals across diverse age groups and locations engage in sports activities.
Abdulrahman bin Musallam Al Dosari, adviser to the Minister of Sports and Youth and president of the federation, highlighted the staggering turnout of over 36,100 participants. This number represents a testament to the program's reach across more than 65 locations, including public parks, sports clubs, and educational institutions.
Al Dosari emphasized that the program's success lies in its ability to engage community members, foster a love for sports, and align with Qatar National Vision 2030. He also praised the broad participation, which he believes is a sign of the federation's effective strategies to expand its activities and involve the widest possible community segment through various venues.
Executive Director Abdullah Al Dosari, on the other hand, outlined the program's aim to engage as many community members as possible, with a focus on children and youth. The federation, in collaboration with the Ministry of Sports and Youth and over 50 partners, managed to transform the summer break into an opportunity for physical activity, public health promotion, skill-building, and leisure time utilization.
Activities included a children's camp, mall step challenges, women's events at Education City, and Muay Thai and swimming training sessions, all of which contributed to the program's success.
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