Al-Shari' Elected President of the Handball Federation
The General Assembly approved two union reports and a work plan, endorsing Al-Shari' as president and Al-Khamis as assistant secretary, in a positive atmosphere emphasized by Al-Adwani.
Translated by Qiyas from النهار — Original source
The Kuwait Handball Federation elected Ahmed Al-Shari’a, the Qarain candidate, as its president, and Mohammed Al-Khamis, the Kazma Club candidate, as assistant secretary-general, during the ordinary general assembly meeting held yesterday at the federation’s headquarters.
For his part, Federation Secretary-General Qa’id Al-Adwani affirmed that the ordinary general assembly witnessed a positive atmosphere, praising the attendance of general assembly members and their support and backing for the federation’s board of directors and the sport.
Speaking after the general assembly meeting, Al-Adwani said, “I thank the general assembly members for their attendance and their constant support of the Kuwait Handball Federation. They have always accustomed us to supporting the federation and standing by the sport, and their presence today was a source of appreciation and pride.”
He added, “The general assembly approved the federation’s administrative and financial reports, along with the work plan for next year, which reflects the members’ commitment to supporting the federation’s progress and continuing their work in the coming phase.”
He clarified that the meeting saw the completion of the board’s composition following the vacancies in the positions of president and assistant secretary-general, stating, “Ahmed Al-Shari’a was elected president of the federation for the remaining supplementary period of the current term, and Mohammed Al-Khamis was elected assistant secretary-general. We congratulate them on this trust.”
Al-Adwani continued, “We wish success to the federation president, the assistant secretary-general, and all board members, and hope that the board will continue to work with a spirit of teamwork to achieve the desired goals and develop Kuwaiti handball.”
He pointed out that the coming phase requires the convergence of all efforts, especially in light of the commitments awaiting the national teams and local competitions, emphasizing that the support of the general assembly represents a fundamental pillar for sustaining work and developing the sport.
Al-Adwani concluded his remarks by renewing his thanks to the general assembly members, saying, “We thank our brothers, the general assembly members, who always provide support and backing to the federation, and we hope this positive spirit continues for the benefit of Kuwaiti handball.”
