Riyadh: The first-ever Arab Minifootball Forum will commence tomorrow in Riyadh, marking a global milestone for the sport. The two-day event will bring together representatives from 23 countries across the Gulf, the Arab world, and Europe.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the forum will be held at the conference hall of the Prince Faisal bin Fahd Olympic Complex. It aims to promote and develop minifootball in the Arab region, foster investment in the sport, establish regulatory frameworks, and implement governance structures. The event will also focus on creating a strategic plan to elevate Arab participation and advance the training and development of technical and administrative personnel.
The forum’s agenda includes discussions on the history of the sport, continental experiences, and case studies from Arab nations. Key topics will cover challenges and solutions, quality standards and governance, economic and investment opportunities, and the role of the public and private sectors in advancing minifootball. The event will conclude with recommendations and a strategic roadmap for the sport’s growth in the Arab world.
Hosting this forum underscores Saudi Arabia’s commitment to developing various sports, expanding participation, and enhancing engagement in athletic activities across the region.