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Specially designed official ball for new 2025-26 QSL season
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QOC and Qatar Finance & Business Academy sign agreement to enhance institutional cooperation
Tribune News Network Doha The Qatar Olympic Committee (QOC)on Tuesday announced the signing of a cooperation agreement with the Qatar Finance and Business Academy, aimed at strengthening institutional partnership in the fields of training and development through specialized programs and high-quality workshops that contribute to advancing the administrative, leadership, and financial competencies of national professionals in the sports sector. The agreement was signed by Hamad Lahdan Al Muhannadi, Director of the Support Services Sector at the QOC, and Dr. Khalifa Al Salahi Al Yafei , the CEO of Qatar Finance and Business Academy, in the presence of several officials from both sides. The agreement aims to strengthen collaboration in financial planning, leadership, and governance by providing customized training aligned with the Qatar Olympic Committee's needs, thereby enhancing performance and advancing staff capabilities. The agreement includes joint workshops, training programs, and expertise exchange in HR, management, and consultancy, along with implementing sports marketing strategies aligned with international standards. Hamad Lahdan Al Mohannadi affirmed that this agreement comes within the QOC 's commitment to forging strategic and effective partnerships with leading national institutions in finance, business, and management, aimed at institutional excellence and optimal investment in human capital in alignment with the Qatar National Vision 2030. He also emphasized that this partnership builds on a series of strategic initiatives focused on financial and leadership development, reflecting the Qatar Olympic Committee's strong commitment to empowering its administrative and technical teams and enhancing institutional performance. On the occasion, Dr. Khalifa Al Salahi Al Yafei said: 'Thismemorandum represents an important milestone in the Academy's journey to expand its national partnerships, contributing to the empowerment of Qatari talent and enhancing their readiness across various fields. The Academy is proud to collaborate with the Qatar Olympic Committee by offering tailor-made training programs that address the needs of the sports sector and align with its ambitions. 'We believe that investing in human capital is a fundamental pillar for enhancing Qatar's international competitiveness. We look forward to this collaboration having a tangible impact in supporting the Committee's efforts to achieve sustainable institutional performance and in building a new generation of sports leaders.'
