Conclusion of the Asian School Sports Congress

In praise of the participating delegations, the General Assembly of the Asian School Sports Association (AFC) completed its work in Doha after a three-day meeting attended by representatives of 15 member badociations of the Asian Confederation.
The final meetings were unique and included many important topics to promote school sports in all Asian countries.
The meetings were chaired by Zhang Ailong, president of the Asian School Sports Federation, in the presence of all member countries who praised the country's unique hospitality to the General Assembly, underscoring the great capacity of the country to organize various sports events.
Ali Al-Hitmi thanked members of the AFC General Assembly for his selection to the AFC Executive Bureau. "This is due to the great trust Qatar places in all AFC members," he said.
Ali Al-Hitmi said he would attend meetings of the Asian Confederation's executive board in Thailand next year, highlighting Qatar's desire to be present in various continental and international federations and wishing to succeed to add the AFC.
"The Asian Congress is distinguished by its strong participation from different countries, as well as by the development of school sports on the Asian continent, which is bursting with talent, which one must discover and school sport as a treasure. "said Ali Hatemi.

Awareness of the dangers of doping

A seminar was held yesterday to raise awareness among athletes about the dangers of doping and the prevention of the scourge that destroys sport.
Participants were made aware of the dangers of doping and its negative impact on athletes in particular and sport in general through the National Anti-Doping Committee.
The director of the committee, Ms. Fatima Al-Malki, explained the dangers of doping to raise awareness of the dangers of the scourge that threatens the future of athletes.
Dr. Hussain Imam Ali, coordinator of the committee's tests, distributed leaflets on doping to Congress participants to raise awareness of the problem.
The anti-doping seminar was particularly impressive and the show was good at the competitions of yesterday.

Gymnastics injuries

A seminar on playground injuries in youth under 18 was organized yesterday by the AFC Sport School Congress at the Holiday Inn Hotel.
Issam Abu Odeh, a physiotherapist at Sbitar Hospital, highlighted the seminar.

Abdul Rahman Al-Muftah:
Our goal is to improve school sport

Abdul Rahman al-Muftah, Executive Board Member of the International School Sports Federation and Executive Director of the Qatar Federation, said the meetings had been good and fruitful for all participants, each seeking one goal: to promote school sports. in all Asian countries.
He added: There was a partnership in different organizations and a number of important topics were discussed, as well as the presentation of the anti-doping committee, the injuries in the stadiums as well as the gymnastics federation and other events that have gave impetus to the meetings.
"The discussion was good, constructive and sought a partnership between the AFC and its international counterpart.These are important elements for school sport.We are pleased to have the public in Doha and we are delighted with the Qatar's international recognition for this remarkable organization of meetings.