SIMSC approves guide for licensing marine sports activities
The approval of the guide aligns with the strategies of both the Emirate of Sharjah and the Club to promote marine sports culture and broaden community participation in various water sports, with a strong emphasis on safety standards and organisational efficiency.
A milestone for marine sports regulation
Khalid Jasim Al Midfa, Chairman of the Board of the Sharjah International Marine Sports Club, stated:'I am pleased to announce the approval of the regulatory guide for licensing marine activities in the Emirate of Sharjah. The approval represents a strategic milestone that reflects our commitment to positioning the emirate as a global hub for marine sports.'
Comprehensive framework and safety standards
Al Midfa pointed out that the guide was developed in response to the directives of the wise leadership and in accordance with Executive Council Resolution No. (7). It establishes a comprehensive legislative and regulatory framework to enhance marine safety standards, unify licensing procedures for activities and events, and protect the marine environment.
The guide also reinforces the Club's vision of enabling the community to engage in marine sports in a safe and professional manner, thereby supporting Sharjah's sustainable development goals.
Appreciation for partners and continued collaboration
Al Midfa extended his thanks to all partners who contributed to the preparation of the guide, affirming the Club's ongoing commitment to working hand in hand with relevant authorities to achieve excellence in this vital sector.
Youth development and community engagement
Ahmed Issa Al Hosani, Director General of the Sharjah International Marine Sports Club, stated that, in line with the Club's vision to strengthen the emirate's leadership in marine sports and to build a promising generation capable of achieving future success, the Club is committed to implementing the Board's directives through approved programmes.
Among these is the launch of summer camps in Sharjah's coastal cities, aimed at developing the skills of young people and raising their awareness of the importance of marine sports.
Preparing teams for international competition
Additionally, the Club will organise an intensive training camp for its sailing and rowing teams in preparation for upcoming championships in the Kingdom of Morocco.
This initiative falls within the club's broader plan to support its teams and ensure their competitive readiness. The Club has also approved the participation of its Formula Team in Categories 1, 2, and 4 — further reinforcing its commitment to strengthening its presence both regionally and internationally.
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