His Excellency Major General Khalid bin Hamad Al Attiyah, President of the Qatari and Arab Police Sports Federations, chaired the Executive Office Meeting No. (121) of the Arab Police Federation, which was held yesterday, Monday, in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, with the participation of all Arab police federations.
The meeting discussed a number of topics on the agenda, in addition to reviewing the federation’s sports activities and following up on the decisions and recommendations of the subcommittees whose meetings were held on the sidelines of the Executive Office meeting, and included the media, women’s, technical, and resource development committees.
The subcommittees meeting witnessed the presence of Major Abdullah Khamis Al-Hamad, Secretary General of the Qatari Police Sports Federation and member of the Resource Development Committee of the Arab Police Federation, and Captain Mohammed Salem Al-Kuwari, member of the Media Committee of the Arab Police Sports Federation.
On the sidelines of the meetings, His Excellency Major General Khalid bin Hamad Al-Attiyah praised the warm reception, generous hospitality and good organization enjoyed by the Arab delegations participating in Cairo, stressing that the brothers in the Arab Republic of Egypt provided all the ingredients for success for the meetings and accompanying events.
His Excellency said: “We extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our brothers in the Arab Republic of Egypt and to His Excellency Major General Mahmoud Tawfiq, Minister of Interior of the Arab Republic of Egypt, for the good reception and excellent organization of the meetings of the Executive Office of the Arab Police Federation, which reflected great experience and high organizational capabilities that contributed to providing an ideal atmosphere for the success of the meetings and achieving their goals.”
He added: “We also appreciate the great efforts made to make the Arab Police Table Tennis Championship a success, which accompanies the meetings, which witnesses wide participation and strong competition between Arab police unions, which contribute to strengthening the bonds of brotherhood and cooperation among members of the Arab police services.”
It is noteworthy that the meetings coincided with the launch of the Arab Police Table Tennis Championship competitions, hosted by the Police Federation Hall in Cairo, with the participation of 16 teams from Arab police federations, while the State of Qatar’s delegation participating in the tournament is headed by Colonel Ahmed bin Hamad Al Thani, Vice President of the Qatari Police Sports Federation, with the competitions concluding today.
