Northern Borders deputy governor highlights sports' role in quality of life

Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, the Deputy Governor of the Northern Borders region, underscored the significance of bolstering sports clubs to elevate the sector in the area. During a meeting on Monday at the governorate headquarters in Arar, he convened with directors from civil and military government departments, alongside local residents.

The discussion encompassed several developmental and service-related topics that impacted the region, with a particular focus on the pivotal role of sports and athletic pursuits in elevating the quality of life.

Bin Abdullah emphasized the substantial contribution sports clubs make to the region's athletic landscape and their role in inspiring local youth to engage in diverse activities. This engagement fosters health and strengthens community ties. In a similar vein, the deputy governor held a meeting with members and athletes of Al-Tadamun Club.

He lauded the club for its accomplishment of enrolling its youth football team in the Elite U-21 League for the 2026-2027 sports season. Bin Abdullah stressed the importance of persistently supporting and motivating athletic talent to secure additional triumphs. He stressed the necessity of empowering sports clubs and launching programs and activities that align with the aspirations of the region's youth.

The deputy governor emphasized that collaboration between government entities, sports clubs, and the community is instrumental in advancing the sports sector and enhancing the overall quality of life in the Northern Borders region.