HE Dahlan Jumaan Al Hamad affirmed that the big work in Asia would achieve success for the AAA in the present and future, adding that he is determined to achieve his vision in the run-up-to a new era for Asia, applauding the efforts made by Asian associations in the past, along with their keenness to proceed with this work which achieved numerous successes for Asia both at the global and Olympic levels of its participation.

He pointed out that the intention of associations to achieve the Asia vision 2030 had a consequential impact on Asian people’s successes to reap Olympic and global Medals, underscoring that Asia has a bright future considering the exerted efforts.

Al Hamad offered his vision for the upcoming period, adding that he will be keen to proceed with the work and keep up with the evolution in all AAA activities, prioritizing women’s role in the upcoming period, indicating that by 2027, Asia will have an administrative presence at the level of women’s engagement with 50 percent paving the way for them to upgrade the capabilities of female champions culminating in complete excellence for Asia.

For his part, President of IAAF Lord Sebastian Coe congratulated Asia for Al Hamad’s winning, adding that his efforts were clear in the evolution Asia has undergone at all levels, outlining that Asia has achieved many successes as a continent that abounds with human resources and a bright future in light of the institutional work Asia carries out under the supervision and presidency of Dahlan Al Hamad.

He also lauded the high value of athletics games in Asia considering it an indicative of excellence, pointing to the big enthusiasm in developing talents based on the intended vision.

Source: Qatar News Agency