Saudi Sports For All board looking to promote more programs across the Kingdom

RIYADH: The Saudi Sports For All Federation’s board of directors met for its quarterly meeting to review past achievements and ways to enhance the sports sector’s contribution to the Kingdom’s development.

The meeting reflected on the SFA initiatives implemented in the third quarter and the extent of community participation in sports and physical activity. The meeting also reviewed the SFA’s future plans and how they fit into the federation’s broader strategy.

SFA Managing Director Shaima Saleh Al-Husseini gave a detailed presentation on the federation’s role in supporting the Quality of Life program objectives and the increasing number of community members participating in sports and physical activity.

She further highlighted the SFA’s progress in building new and high-level partnerships with the private sector.

The board expressed its appreciation to the SFA’s leadership for the continued ability to initiate programs that reach the broader population, encouraging participation in sports and physical activity, and the federation’s determination to achieve the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 Quality of Life objectives.

Chaired by the federation’s president, Prince Khaled bin Alwaleed bin Talal Al-Saud, the board meeting attendees included Saudi Ambassador to the US Princess Reema bint Bandar Al-Saud, and the newly-appointed board member, Bader Al-Asaker, head of the private office of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.