Dukhan Bank returns as supporting partner of Seashore Phoenix Games
<p>Doha, Qatar: Dukhan Bank, one of Qatar’s leading Islamic financial institutions, has announced its return as a Supporting Partner of the Seashore Phoenix Games for the fourth consecutive year, reaffirming its commitment to supporting Qatar’s fitness community and encouraging active, healthy lifestyles.</p> <p>Now in its sixth edition, the Seashore Phoenix Games is a functional fitness…
Doha, Qatar: Dukhan Bank, a prominent Islamic financial institution in Qatar, has announced its return as a Supporting Partner for the Seashore Phoenix Games for the fourth consecutive year. This decision underscores the bank's dedication to fostering Qatar's fitness community and promoting healthy lifestyles.
The Seashore Phoenix Games, in their sixth year, is a functional fitness championship organized by Erada Fitness. The event brings together athletes to compete in a series of challenges that gauge strength, endurance, and overall fitness. The 2026 edition of the games will be held at Aspire Ladies Sports Hall in Aspire Zone. The men's competition will take place from September 10 to 12, followed by the women's competition from September 13 to 14.
Talal Ahmed Al-Khaja, Chief Marketing & Communications Officer at Dukhan Bank, expressed his satisfaction with the partnership. He highlighted that the Seashore Phoenix Games has been instrumental in providing a platform for Qatar's growing fitness community. The event, according to him, brings together athletes who embody determination, discipline, and personal achievement.
At Dukhan Bank, he said, they are pleased to continue supporting an event that encourages active lifestyles, offers athletes opportunities to challenge themselves, and positively contributes to the wider community. The bank looks forward to another successful edition and wishes all participating athletes the very best.
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