Doha: Fatima
Sultan Al Kuwari has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Qatar's bid file
for the Olympic and Paralympic Games 2036, as part of the State's efforts to
present the first Olympic and Paralympic Games in the Middle East.
The
appointment comes as preparations continue to develop a comprehensive bid that
builds on Qatar's proven record in hosting major international sporting events,
reflecting its commitment to using sport as a platform for development,
bringing people closer together, and promoting dialogue and cultural
understanding.
Al
Kuwari brings more than 20 years of executive leadership experience to the
role, having held senior leadership positions at Ooredoo across strategy,
operations, and institutional transformation in the Middle East, North Africa,
and Southeast Asia. She has served on the Group Executive Committee and oversaw
operational activities across nine markets, and also contributed to the
establishment of the Ooredoo Doha Marathon in 2013.
In her new role, Al Kuwari will lead the strategic, operational, and organisational aspects of the bid, coordinating with local and international partners to develop a comprehensive and competitive proposition that reflects the growth of Qatar's sporting infrastructure and its long-term vision. The appointment aligns with Qatar's ambition to host an exceptional edition of the Games that showcases the region's ability to host the world's largest sporting events while creating a sustainable social legacy.
