Muscat – The signing took place during the closing ceremony of the 13th Mussanah Race Week at Mussanah Sailing School, that was attended by Abdulmalik Al Balushi, ASYAD Group’s Chief People Officer, and Dr. Khamis Al Jabri, Oman Sail CEO.
The agreement also includes ASYAD’s sponsorship of the Oman Sail Youth Program ILCA Class, both locally and internationally.
Through this agreement, ASYAD joins forces with Oman Sail to achieve excellence in the sport of sailing by enhancing Oman’s presence at the global stage and providing high-quality training for Omani sailors of both genders, thereby enabling them to compete at the highest levels. These efforts are part of establishing Oman as one of the leading countries in this sport.
The partnership also focuses on highlighting Oman’s rich maritime heritage and promoting sustainable environmental practices in maritime events, which aligns with ASYAD Group’s vision. This partnership is in line with national efforts to develop sports, engage youth, and enhance community development.
Commending the agreement, Abdulmalik Al Balushi described the partnership with Oman Sail as a true reflection of the Group’s vision to nurture national talents and shape the future for upcoming generations.
Expressing delight to be working with the ASYAD Group, Dr Khamis Al Jabri stated: “Oman has built a well-deserved reputation as an exciting sailing destination and we believe this partnership will further enhance our capabilities by securing a long-running event that attracts sailors from across Oman, the region and around the world to Mussanah Sailing School. Our training programs have empowered a new generation of Omani sailors by offering access to world-class training, equipment and competitions.”
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