Young talents enrich Khor Fakkan's sports summer
Al Zaabi emphasised that "Rased" signifies a significant improvement in performance monitoring. Participants benefit from a mix of activities, including sports skills, knowledge camps, and entertainment sessions aimed at fostering team spirit, discipline, and creativity. The committees are also responsible for workshop execution, safety standards, and performance evaluation.
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