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OOA concludes sport management course
OOA concludes sport management course

Observer

time5 days ago

  • Sport
  • Observer

OOA concludes sport management course

MUSCAT: The Oman Olympic Academy (OOA) concluded on Wednesday its specialised course titled 'Contemporary Trends in Sports Management', held over three days from May 26 to 28, at the Oman Olympic Committee headquarters. As many as 30 participants were brought together from various sports institutions, federations and committees, including members from the Omani Committee for the Deaf Sports, in a move that reflects the Academy's commitment to inclusive and comprehensive training. The course aimed to empower national sports cadres with modern management concepts in alignment with Oman Vision 2040 and the national sports strategy. course participant at concluding day The three days course Led by Dr Abdulrahim bin Muslim al Darwishi, Associate Professor of Sports Management and Sports Policy at Sultan Qaboos University, the programme covered topics such as contemporary administrative trends, international models in Olympic success and the integration between elite performance and community-based sports. The concluding day featured an open panel discussion moderated by Dr Ishaq bin Ahmed al Balushi, Assistant Director of the Oman Olympic Academy. Panelists included Dr Al Darwishi, former national football team manager Maqbool bin Mohammed al Balushi, and former national athletics team member Buthaina bint Eid al Yaqubiyah. course participant at concluding day Dr Al Balushi opened the session with a visual presentation, highlighting the role of sports institutions in promoting public health, social development and economic growth through sports and sports tourism, aligned with Oman's national vision. The panel explored the impact of administrative environments on athletic performance, the relationship between organisational structure and sports achievements and the psychological preparation of athletes at international competitions. Participants actively engaged in discussions, sharing their perspectives and raising inquiries that added practical depth to the session. The course concluded with a certificate distribution ceremony, reflecting a positive spirit and a shared aspiration for more advanced programmes. This initiative is part of the Oman Olympic Academy's ongoing strategy to qualify national talent and foster leadership in sports management.

OOA holds sports management course
OOA holds sports management course

Observer

time27-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Observer

OOA holds sports management course

MUSCAT: The "Contemporary Trends in Sports Management" course, organised by the Oman Olympic Academy (OOA), commenced on Monday, at the premises of the Oman Olympic Committee (OOC). The three-day course is part of the Academy's continuous efforts to develop sports cadres and enhance institutional performance in alignment with Oman's Sports Strategy and Oman Vision 2040. The course was inaugurated with a speech by Dr Ishaq bin Ahmed al Balushi, Director of the Oman Olympic Academy, in which he welcomed the attendees and participants. He then highlighted the importance of training for sports institutions, discussed emerging trends and influencing factors in the training process, and how to benefit from them. He also addressed the stages of training and the mechanisms for improving the training process, focusing on three key pillars: the organizing body, the nominating organization, and the participating individual. contemporary trends in sports course With a total of 30 participants, including the participation of people with disabilities from the Omani Committee for the Deaf Sports. This reflects the Academy's commitment to integrating and involving people with disabilities in its programs and training courses. The course is delivered by Dr Abdulrahim bin Muslim al Darwishi, Associate Professor of Sports Management and Sports Policy at the College of Education, Sultan Qaboos University. contemporary trends in sports course The course aims to enhance the competencies of personnel working in sports entities and institutions by enriching their knowledge of modern trends in sports management. It also seeks to provide them with the tools and enablers that contribute to achieving sports excellence, in addition to presenting successful models that can serve as foundations for promoting a culture of excellence and community engagement in sports. Dr Ishaq al Balushi in his speech The course program covers several key topics, most notably contemporary administrative trends aimed at achieving podium success, pillars of athletic achievement, successful models in sports accomplishments and Olympic glory, and the theme of maximizing sports achievement from elite athletes to the broader community. The course also includes several practical applications that reflect the participants' grasp of the programme content.

Oman Olympic Academy Organises Course on Contemporary Trends in Sports Management
Oman Olympic Academy Organises Course on Contemporary Trends in Sports Management

Times of Oman

time26-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Times of Oman

Oman Olympic Academy Organises Course on Contemporary Trends in Sports Management

Muscat: The "Contemporary Trends in Sports Management" course, organised by the Oman Olympic Academy, commenced yesterday, Monday, at the premises of the Oman Olympic Committee. The three-day course is part of the Academy's continuous efforts to develop sports cadres and enhance institutional performance in alignment with Oman's Sports Strategy and Oman Vision 2040. The course was inaugurated with a speech by Dr. Ishaq Ahmed Al-Balushi, Director of the Oman Olympic Academy, in which he welcomed the attendees and participants. He then highlighted the importance of training for sports institutions, discussed emerging trends and influencing factors in the training process, and how to benefit from them, as well as their impact on the performance of human resources in sports institutions. He also addressed the stages of training and the mechanisms for improving the training process, focusing on three key pillars: the organizing body, the nominating organization, and the participating individual. The course features broad participation from members of various sports institutions, federations, and committees, with a total of 30 participants, including the participation of people with disabilities from the Omani Committee for the Deaf Sports. This reflects the Academy's commitment to integrating and involving people with disabilities in its programs and training courses. The course is delivered by Dr. Abdul Rahim Muslim Al-Darwishi, Associate Professor of Sports Management and Sports Policy at the College of Education, Sultan Qaboos University. The course aims to enhance the competencies of personnel working in sports entities and institutions by enriching their knowledge of modern trends in sports management. It also seeks to provide them with the tools and enablers that contribute to achieving sports excellence, in addition to presenting successful models that can serve as foundations for promoting a culture of excellence and community engagement in sports. The course program covers several key topics, most notably contemporary administrative trends aimed at achieving podium success, pillars of athletic achievement, successful models in sports accomplishments and Olympic glory, and the theme of maximizing sports achievement from elite athletes to the broader community. The course also includes several practical applications that reflect the participants' grasp of the program content. This course is part of a series of training and qualification programs conducted by the Oman Olympic Academy, in line with its strategy to develop the sports work environment and empower national talents to keep pace with modern developments in sports management and planning. These efforts aim to enhance institutional performance and meet the aspirations of Omani sports in the upcoming phase.

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