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GWC Group, Lusail Sports Club renew strategic partnership

Tribune News Network Doha Gulf Warehousing Company (GWC Group), one of the region’s leading logistics groups providing integrated and cross-border logistics solutions, has renewed...

GWC Group, Lusail Sports Club renew strategic partnership

Gulf Warehousing Company (GWC Group), a prominent logistics firm operating in the region, has extended its strategic partnership with Lusail Sports Club for the upcoming 2026/2027 season. This decision underscores GWC Group's ongoing dedication to promoting community well-being through sports and its unwavering support for Qatar National Vision 2030.

The renewed agreement was formalized during a signing ceremony held at The Torch Doha on August 17, 2026, with GWC Group CEO Matthew Kearns and Lusail Sports Club President Nawaf Mohamad Al Mudahka in attendance. The event also saw the presence of representatives from various sectors.

This renewed partnership solidifies the existing strong relationship between the two organizations, reflecting GWC Group's belief in the power of sports to bring people together, promote healthier lifestyles, and strengthen communities. By supporting such initiatives, the Group continues to contribute to the objectives of Qatar National Vision 2030, focusing on community well-being and the nation's overall growth.

Matthew Kearns, CEO of GWC Group, emphasized the importance of sports in fostering healthy, connected, and resilient communities. He highlighted that GWC Group is committed to playing a role in Qatar's long-term development through its investments in community well-being and creating lasting value for its customers, employees, and the communities it serves.

Currently, GWC Group manages over 4 million square meters of logistics infrastructure across 20 strategic locations, handling more than 2 million tonnes of freight annually. Its integrated air, sea, and land logistics network spans more than 120 countries through over 550 freight partners worldwide.

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