Qatari Olympic Academy Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Saudi Olympic Academy
Tashkent - Uzbekistan – January 26, 2026: The 46th Asian Olympic Council meeting in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, witnessed the signing of an important memorandum of understanding between the Qatari Olympic Academy and the Saudi Olympic Academy, in a step that enhances regional and Gulf sports cooperation. The agreement, signed by the Qatari Olympic Academy with the Saudi Olympic Academy, aims to strengthen cooperation in the field of developing sports training cadres.
Conclusion of the "Digitalization and Sports Management" course
As part of its ambitious strategy to develop sports and administrative cadres, the Qatar Olympic Academy held a specialized training course titled "Digitalization and Sports Management," marking the first of its diverse programs included in the new year's 2026 agenda. The course was presented by Dr. Robert Kasper, Assistant Professor in Sports Management at Schloss Seeburg University in Austria, amid diverse participation from those interested in sports affairs in the State of Qatar and the region as a whole.
The Agenda Included Numerous Programs, Courses, and Workshops in Various Fields
Doha: The Qatar Olympic Academy announced the launch of its agenda for programs and courses for the new year 2026, which included numerous programs, courses, and workshops in various sports and Olympic fields, exceeding seventeen programs, whether in the area of Olympic education workshops, diverse courses, or postgraduate studies in cooperation with a number of international and regional entities.
The Modern Management in Sports and Olympic Institutions course concluded with a large attendance.
Doha, Qatar: The Qatar Olympic Academy has wrapped up its diverse lineup of courses and programs for 2025, encompassing a wide range of sports, administrative, and supporting scientific disciplines aimed at advancing the Olympic and athletic sectors.
The "Sports Nutrition" course concluded with wide participation
Doha – October 30, 2025: The Qatar Olympic Academy has successfully concluded one of its key training programs for the year, the "Sports Nutrition" course. This initiative forms part of the academy's broader awareness campaigns aimed at fostering a healthier community. The academy prioritizes including such courses in its annual agenda to disseminate the latest advancements in the field to the widest possible audience.
The Cameroonian National Olympic Academy is hosted by the Qatar Olympic Academy
Khalil Ibrahim Al Jaber, Executive Director of the Qatar Olympic Academy (QOA), welcomed a delegation from the Cameroonian Olympic and Sports Committee and the National Olympic Academy of Cameroon during their recent visit to the capital. The delegation included Timba Majore, Treasurer of the Cameroonian Olympic and Sports Committee; Dr. Mohammed Wabilo, President of the National Olympic Academy of Cameroon; and Dr. Tadu Amro, Director General of the National Olympic Academy of Cameroon.
The Qatar Olympic Academy concludes a course in sports facilities management
The Qatar Olympic Academy has successfully wrapped up its training course on "Sports Facilities Management," a three-day program that ran from Tuesday, September 30, to Thursday, October 2.
Conclusion of the "Sports Marketing Management" chapter of the Diploma in Sports Organization Management
The Qatar Olympic Academy has wrapped up the lectures for the fifth module of its prestigious Advanced Diploma in Sports and Olympic Institutions Management, a program organized in collaboration with the International Olympic Committee in its 15th edition this year. This module, titled "Marketing Management in Sports Institutions," spanned two intensive days and drew participation from approximately 54 students from within Qatar and abroad, representing diverse backgrounds in sports and administration.
The Qatari Olympic Academy concludes the Major Sporting Events Management Course
Doha, September 3, 2025 The Qatar Olympic Academy has successfully concluded its specialized training course on "Managing Major Sports Events," reinforcing its pivotal role in developing sports and administrative expertise at both local and international levels. This program, one of the academy's flagship initiatives for the year, drew more than 90 participants from Qatar and beyond, representing diverse professional and academic backgrounds, including leadership roles in sports federations, clubs, institutions, and professional athletes.
Qatar Olympic Academy Concludes Financial Management Lectures for Sports and Olympic Institutions
Doha: The Qatar Olympic Academy concluded the fourth module of its Advanced Diploma Program in Sports and Olympic Institutions Management, titled "Financial Management in Sports and Olympic Institutions," held on June 25 and 26. The module was preceded by two days during which students presented projects from the previous module, "Human Resources Management in Sports and Olympic Institutions." The lectures were delivered by Dr. Bilal Al-Salem, Professor of Accounting at the College of Business and Economics at Qatar University, who holds a PhD in Accounting from the University of Sheffield, UK.
Closing of the Principles of the Olympic Movement Course in the Olympic System
Doha: The Qatar Olympic Academy concluded the "Principles of the Olympic Movement in the Sports System (Management 1)" course, held in cooperation with Olympic Solidarity at the International Olympic Committee (IOC). This course is a fundamental pillar in the academy’s agenda and is held annually, forming part of the IOC-accredited sports management program series.
Qatar Olympic Academy Concludes Lectures on Strategic Planning in Sports Organizations
Doha: The Qatar Olympic Academy has concluded the lectures of the second semester of the Advanced Diploma Program in Sports and Olympic Management titled Strategic Planning in Sports Organizations which took place from the eighth to the tenth of April