The MoU promotes the exchange of information, documents, studies and methodological materials related to physical education, sports, women’s sports, gender balance and the Olympic movement, and the design and implementation of joint sports programmes.
It also works on organizing joint scientific, professional and academic seminars, workshops and conferences, while approving training certificates related to programs implemented in a participatory manner.
The signing of the memorandum of understanding was attended by the General of the General Sports Authority Saeed Abdul Ghaffar Hussein Al-Amin, the Assistant Secretary-General for Administrative and Financial Affairs of the National Olympic Committee Azza bint Suleiman, and signed by the Director of the Sports Leadership Center Omar Abdul Rahman Al Ali, representing the authority, and the Executive Director of the National Olympic Academy. Mohammed Saeed bin Darwish, and Abdullah Mahioh, Chairman of the Interim Committee for the Management of the Affairs of the Emirates Center for Sports Science and Sports Medicine.
Saeed Abdul Ghaffar Hussein said: “The authority, in cooperation with its partners, looks forward to developing joint work in the sports sector and raising the pace of administrative work, by enhancing the professional capabilities of all administrative cadres, with the aim of developing work mechanisms, promoting sustainable administrative development, and creating an environment of fruitful cooperation that stimulates to continue to develop.”
Azza Bint Suleiman indicated that the memorandum embodies the continuous endeavor to develop the administrative system in the sports sector, which will positively affect the technical work directly, and contribute to the organization of work and the development of the mechanism for discovering and developing talents, through the use of the latest international academic methods and studies related to the development of administrative work in the field. athlete.
Abdullah Mahioh, Director of the Emirates Sports Arbitration Center stressed the importance of the memorandum of understanding, especially that the center works in cooperation with the General Sports Authority and the National Olympic Academy to qualify and refine sports cadres and enhance their capabilities.
It is noteworthy that the General Sports Authority has recently approved the re-launch of the Emirates Center for Sports Science and Sports Medicine in a new way, with the aim of building scientific capabilities, qualifying and refining sports cadres and enhancing their capabilities.
