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Sharjah 24
3 days ago
- Business
- Sharjah 24
Khorfakkan Club hosts lecture on institutional excellence
This initiative reflects the club's ongoing efforts to foster a culture of excellence and apply best institutional practices, in line with the UAE's government strategies. Chairman's statement In his address during the lecture, His Excellency Abdullah Saleh Al Naqbi expressed deep appreciation for the continued efforts to enhance the working environment at the club. He emphasised, 'Achieving institutional excellence requires teamwork and continuous collaboration between all teams, to build a sustainable and integrated working system.' He also praised the Board members and staff for their commitment to quality and excellence standards. He added, 'We believe that excellence is not a temporary goal but an ingrained organisational culture. We must all continue to work as one team to achieve the club's future strategic objectives.' Key lecture themes and content Ms. Lamyaa Al Zaabi, in turn, commended the effective collaboration of all team members. In her remarks, she said, 'The commitment of the administrative and technical teams to enhancing institutional performance is the cornerstone of the club's journey toward sustainable excellence and a powerful driver of the desired organisational transformation.' The lecture covered several vital themes, including the importance of strategic leadership, service and process development, and readiness for future demands through a ten-year foresight plan. The results of the club's evaluation within the Sharjah Excellence Leadership Programme were also discussed, with a focus on identifying performance gaps, challenges, and methods for addressing them. Situation analysis and development plans The lecture introduced tools such as SWOT and PESTEL analyses to assess both internal and external environments. These were used to align the current status with excellence criteria and enhance the club's adaptability and responsiveness to future changes. Key emphasis was placed on the need for digital transformation, service automation, and ensuring alignment between inputs, outputs, and institutional impact. Activating the customer voice and ensuring sustainability The lecture concluded by highlighting the importance of incorporating the voice of the customer as a core element in continuous improvement, aiming to raise beneficiary satisfaction and realise the club's vision for institutional excellence and sustainability.
Sharjah 24
24-03-2025
- Sport
- Sharjah 24
Khorfakkan Club for the Disabled concludes Ramadan Tournament
Honouring the Participants At the closing ceremony, the club honoured all participants, highlighting the tournament's role in strengthening bonds among members and reinforcing values of teamwork and cooperation. The event has become a cornerstone of the club's annual activities, reflecting its commitment to inclusion and community spirit. Distinguished Guests The closing ceremony was attended by distinguished figures, including Abdullah Saleh Al Naqbi, Chairman of the Board, and Louai Saeed Allay Al Naqbi, Vice Chairman. Also present were Ali Ahmed bin Aboud Al Naqbi, Tournament Director, Khalil Mohammed Al-Mansoori, Financial Director and Deputy General Secretary, as well as Abdulaziz Ahmed Al Hammadi, Tournament Manager, and Abdullah Saeed Al Harithy, Head of Institutional Communication. Coaches, supervisors, parents, and players also joined the celebrations. Words of Appreciation In his speech, Chairman Abdullah Saleh Al Naqbi expressed his deep gratitude to His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, for his unwavering support of people with disabilities and his dedication to sports development in the Emirate. He also acknowledged the efforts of Issa Hilal Al Hazami, Chairman of the Sharjah Sports Council, for his continuous encouragement and support in advancing the club's success. Success and Growth Vice Chairman Louai Saeed Allay praised the remarkable success of this year's Ramadan programme, noting the diversity of activities and the strong commitment of members. He emphasised the significant progress made in organising sporting, cultural, and artistic events, which contributed to discovering new talents across various fields. Participation and Competition Ali Ahmed Al Naqbi, Tournament Director and General Secretary, revealed that this year's tournament featured 113 male and female athletes competing across seven different sports, tailored to various age groups and disabilities. He highlighted the tournament's role in fostering players' personal development and promoting their positive integration into society. Exciting Sporting Events Participants competed in various sports, including football, wheelchair basketball, volleyball, boccia, chess, badminton, and recreational games. Event organiser Lamia Ahmed Al Zaabi praised the competitive yet friendly atmosphere, lauding the strong presence of management, players, and families, which underscored the club's reputation as an inclusive and supportive environment. Beyond Competition Closing the event, Abdullah Al Harithy emphasised that the Ramadan tournament is more than just a sports competition—it is an annual gathering that unites the entire club community, including management, players, coaches, and their families. He reiterated that sports serve as a universal message of cooperation, respect, and teamwork, reinforcing the club's core values .
Sharjah 24
04-03-2025
- Sport
- Sharjah 24
Khor Fakkan Club for the Disabled Launches Ramadan Tournament
Unified vision and supportive messages Abdullah Saleh Al Naqbi, Chairman of the Board, stated that the tournament is about more than simply competition; it is also about developing the links of camaraderie among players, board members, staff, and workers. He emphasised that the club is more than just a sporting organisation; it is a family that works together in harmony. Vice Chairman Louai Saeed Alay Al Naqbi expressed his joy at being a part of the occasion, stating that genuine achievement requires cooperation and togetherness. He underlined that sports may help people communicate and form better bonds. General Secretary Ali Ahmed Bin Aboud Al Naqbi described the tournament as an opportunity to strengthen social ties within the club, while Abdulaziz Ahmed Al Hammadi, Head of the Technical Affairs and Talent Development Committee, stressed that sport is more than just a competition; it is a platform for talent discovery and self-confidence development. Cultural and societal relevance Abdullah Mohammed Sbeian Al Teneiji, the head of the Community Culture Committee, emphasised the cultural and social significance of the club's athletic events. Similarly, Suleiman Rashid stated that the event embodies the club's basic ideals by instilling a strong sense of solidarity and belonging. Lamia Ahmed Al Zaabi appreciated the event's structure and positive competitive spirit, emphasising the importance of management, players, and families working together in a supportive setting. Enhancing teamwork and sportsmanship. According to Ayman Mohammed Ali, Technical Director of the Sports Affairs and Talent Development Committee, such Ramadan events provide opportunities for players, coaches, and management to develop solid connections. Coach Waleed Jamoul praised the players' commitment and friendship, both on and off the pitch. Players were proud to represent the club and valued the board's direct support and encouragement. A family-focused finale The first day of the event finished on a high note, with everyone enjoying the warm and friendly atmosphere. The athletes' families eagerly participated and supported the event, which added to the community spirit. Khor Fakkan Club for the Disabled confirms that the Ramadan tournament is more than simply a sporting competition; it is a yearly event that brings together the whole club family—management, players, coaches, staff, and their families. The event highlights the concept that sport is more than just trophies and medals, with genuine success based on cooperation, respect, and mutual support.
Sharjah 24
12-02-2025
- Sport
- Sharjah 24
Khorfakkan Club for the Disabled and SWS enhance cooperation
Collaboration goals and vision The goal of the meeting was to explore ways to work together more effectively, implement programmes, and utilise shared resources to achieve mutual objectives. Both parties aimed to benefit from each other's experiences and strengthen their relationships with institutions across the Emirate of Sharjah. Attendees at the meeting Representatives from Khorfakkan Club for the Disabled included His Excellency Abdullah Saleh Al Naqbi, Chairman of the Board of Directors, and other key members of the club. From Sharjah Women's Sports, notable attendees included His Excellency Counselor Dr Abdul Aziz Al Noman and Her Excellency Hanan Al Mahmoud, Vice President of SWS. Commitment to cooperation Abdullah Saleh emphasised the club's commitment to working with the Sharjah Women's Sports Foundation, particularly in supporting various sports competitions, events, and championships. He noted that this cooperation reflects the club's desire to open new communication channels and contribute to the advancement of sports in society. Importance of collaboration in building healthy generations Louay Saeed Allay praised the efforts made by the Khorfakkan Club for the Disabled in supporting athletes in the Eastern Region. He expressed the importance of forming such partnerships with sports institutions to create a lasting impact on the development of healthy generations. Support for women's sports in the UAE Her Excellency Hanan Al Mahmoud highlighted the importance of supporting and encouraging Emirati women in sports. She emphasized the commitment to developing sports for women in the UAE, creating an environment for them to excel, compete, and gain valuable experience, in line with the vision and directives of Her Highness Sheikha Jawaher bint Mohammed Al Qasimi, Chairperson of the Sharjah Women's Sports.
