Al-Ali appointed first vice president of the Arab Equestrian Federation
The Kuwait Equestrian Federation's Board, led by Masoud Jawhar Hayat, extended its heartfelt congratulations to Nabila Al-Ali on earning the trust and confidence of the Arab Equestrian Federation's Board.
Nabila Al-Ali, a prominent figure in the equestrian world, was also elected as a member of the Arab Equestrian Federation's Board of Directors.
The Arab Federation is chaired by His Highness Prince Abdullah bin Fahd bin Abdullah Al Saud. The Board includes notable members such as Bader Al-Darwish (Qatar), Munther Al-Busaidi (Oman), Dr. Ismail Shaker (Egypt), Fareed Al-Subaie (Libya), and Fawzi Sahrawi (Algeria).
Under the leadership of veteran athlete Masoud Jawhar Hayat, the Kuwait Equestrian Federation proudly congratulated Nabila Al-Ali on her appointment as First Vice President and for gaining the confidence of the Arab Federation Council.
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