The meeting of the secretaries of sports clubs in Oman 2026 began today in Muscat. This meeting, organized by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth of Oman and represented by the Leadership Preparedness Center, will last for two days and includes secretaries from 42 sports clubs across various provinces of Oman.
Objectives of the Meeting of Sports Club Secretaries
The main objective of this meeting is to empower administrative personnel in sports institutions, strengthen their executive roles, and develop management skills based on best practices. Additionally, this meeting aims to establish professional relationships between clubs and the media, improve communication efficiency with the public and partners, and implement modern technologies and digital solutions for the development of the sports system.
Content of the Meeting Program
The program of this meeting included several working papers and specialized sessions. Engineer Samer Ayoub Al-Balushi from the General Directorate of Planning and Projects presented a paper titled "Regulatory and Operational Frameworks for Sports Facilities," which examined electromechanical safety regulations, standards for electronic document archiving, and controls related to asset preservation and operational efficiency.
Following that, Engineer Mohammed Abdullah Al-Zakwani also presented a paper titled "Risk Management in Sports Clubs." This paper discussed the role of the secretary in supporting governance and sustainability of institutions, tools for coping with legal changes, and creating a unified regulatory roadmap.
Communication and Media Challenges in Sports
In a session focused on communications and sports media, Dr. Salem Al-Ghanbousi presented a paper titled "Sports Media and Sports Clubs: Experience and Collaboration." This paper addressed mechanisms for tackling communication challenges, aligning statements between leadership media discourse and official accounts, and enhancing transparency and public trust.
The flow of the meeting continues with sessions related to partnerships and sports sponsorships, which introduce principles for evaluating sponsorships and creating impact in the sports sector.
