Technical Committee Confirms Readiness for International School Games in Bahrain

TDT | Manama

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With less than a week until the launch of the highly anticipated International School Games, the Technical Committee has confirmed that preparations are in full swing. The games, set to take place from October 23 to 31 under the royal patronage of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, will see Bahrain host student-athletes from around the world.

Reviewing Final Preparations

During a key meeting held at the Executive Committee’s headquarters in Seef District, Lounes Madene, Chair of the Technical Committee, led discussions on the final logistical and administrative arrangements. The review covered everything from venue readiness to competition schedules, ensuring that all necessary equipment and supplies were in place. According to Madene, the focus in the coming days will be on intensifying efforts to guarantee that all aspects of the tournament are prepared to run smoothly.

Venue and Equipment Readiness

A major topic of the meeting was the readiness of stadiums and other sports facilities where the events will be held. The committee confirmed that all sports equipment has been secured, and venues are fully equipped to host both the athletes and their competitions. With preparations entering their final phase, the committee is confident that the venues will meet the highest standards, ensuring a smooth experience for participants and spectators alike.

Ensuring Safety and Organisation

Safety and efficient organization are paramount as the countdown to the games continues. The committee discussed ongoing coordination with various stakeholders to ensure all safety protocols are in place. These efforts are designed to provide the ideal environment for competition while maintaining a strong emphasis on sportsmanship and fair play throughout the event.

A Unique Experience for Global Participants

The International School Games aim to foster connections between student-athletes from different countries, creating a platform for cultural exchange through sport. The committee is optimistic that the tournament will not only be a successful competitive event but will also offer a unique and enriching experience for everyone involved.