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Liverpool icon Sir Kenny Dalglish ‘looking forward’ to UAE visit

Dubai: Abu Dhabi National Investment and Development PJSC (ADID), in partnership with UK-based JT7Group, will welcome Sir Kenny Dalglish to Abu Dhabi on Thursday October 8, to announce a new initiative aimed at combining sport and education while creating long-term opportunities for young people. The former Liverpool FC player and manager, who is also a co-founder of JT7Group, will be in the UAE…

Liverpool icon Sir Kenny Dalglish ‘looking forward’ to UAE visit

Abu Dhabi National Investment and Development PJSC (ADID) will host Sir Kenny Dalglish in the UAE on October 8 to unveil a new initiative merging sport and education, aiming to provide long-term opportunities for young people. The former Liverpool FC player and manager, as well as a co-founder of JT7Group, will be in the UAE from October 7-8 to represent the organization at the announcement.

The initiative intends to establish pathways for young athletes to hone their skills and access opportunities beyond sports. ADID sees the partnership as part of its broader plan to foster international collaborations that contribute to Abu Dhabi's long-term development and create sustainable social and economic value. JT7Group’s spokesperson noted Dalglish’s excitement about the UAE visit, highlighting his role as a co-founder of JT7Group and his shared belief in providing young people with coaching, education, and clear pathways to develop their potential in sports.

The spokesperson emphasized that the partnership aligns with ADID’s strategy of international collaboration and its goal of supporting Abu Dhabi’s long-term development, envisioning a lasting sports legacy and expanding its global impact.

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