Opening of the second phase of the international course for qualified athletics coaches, with the participation of 39 individual students: Assistant Minister of Youth and Sports, Jamal Al-Sharif, and the President of the Athletics Federation, Muhammad Al-Daman, opened at the ministry building the second phase of the Level 1 International Athletics Coaches Course, with the participation of 39 male and female students from various governorates and under the supervision of international lecturers. Al-Sharif emphasized the importance of these courses in training coaching staff and developing their scientific and practical capabilities to promote the game, and preparing knowledgeable coaches in accordance with international standards to discover and nurture talents. Al-Daman explained that the course falls within the development program and the agreement signed with the international federation of the game, revealing a tendency to organize a similar course annually for the next five years to expand the base of qualified cadres. International lecturer Al-Ramadan from Egypt stated that the program lasts for about 12 days and includes theoretical topics in sports physiology, anatomy, training science, planning, and practical applications, while conducting evaluations through the electronic platform and practical tests that qualify successful candidates for the second and third stages. International lecturer Nasser Jarallah from Kuwait pointed out the focus of the practical aspect on building young players, developing youth skills, and selecting talents, as participants undergo evaluation tests in the last two days. The course started on October 10 with online lectures that lasted for seven days before moving to the in-person phase, in cooperation with the International Association of Athletics Federations and the Regional Development Center in Cairo, and under the sponsorship of the Ministry of Youth and Sports.

Opening of the second phase of the international course for qualified athletics coaches, with the participation of 39 individual students: Assistant Minister of Youth and Sports, Jamal Al-Sharif, and the President of the Athletics Federation, Muhammad Al-Daman, opened at the ministry building the second phase of the Level 1 International Athletics Coaches Course, with the participation of 39 male and female students from various governorates and under the supervision of international lecturers. Al-Sharif emphasized the importance of these courses in training coaching staff and developing their scientific and practical capabilities to promote the game, and preparing knowledgeable coaches in accordance with international standards to discover and nurture talents. Al-Daman explained that the course falls within the development program and the agreement signed with the international federation of the game, revealing a tendency to organize a similar course annually for the next five years to expand the base of qualified cadres. International lecturer Al-Ramadan from Egypt stated that the program lasts for about 12 days and includes theoretical topics in sports physiology, anatomy, training science, planning, and practical applications, while conducting evaluations through the electronic platform and practical tests that qualify successful candidates for the second and third stages. International lecturer Nasser Jarallah from Kuwait pointed out the focus of the practical aspect on building young players, developing youth skills, and selecting talents, as participants undergo evaluation tests in the last two days. The course started on October 10 with online lectures that lasted for seven days before moving to the in-person phase, in cooperation with the International Association of Athletics Federations and the Regional Development Center in Cairo, and under the sponsorship of the Ministry of Youth and Sports.