Amman - Secretary-General of Jordan Olympic Committee (JOC), Rana Al-Saeed, on Tuesday discussed with a delegation from the Emirati Sharjah Sports Club (SSC), ways to enhance sports cooperation and opportunities for exchanging expertise.
During the meeting, Al-Saeed stressed the importance of enhancing joint cooperation in various sports fields, which would serve the two countries' athletic teams and clubs.
Meanwhile, the SSC's President, Khaled Almidfa, expressed admiration for the "remarkable" development of Jordanian sports in various fields, stressing the need to exchange joint expertise in this area.
Almidfa also noted this cooperation would enhance the two countries' sports level and contribute to developing performance of athletes and coaches and transferring relevant technical knowledge.
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Amman - Secretary-General of Jordan Olympic Committee (JOC), Rana Al-Saeed, on Tuesday discussed with a delegation from the Emirati Sharjah Sports Club (SSC), ways to enhance sports cooperation and opportunities for exchanging expertise.
During the meeting, Al-Saeed stressed the importance of enhancing joint cooperation in various sports fields, which would serve the two countries' athletic teams and clubs.
Meanwhile, the SSC's President, Khaled Almidfa, expressed admiration for the "remarkable" development of Jordanian sports in various fields, stressing the need to exchange joint expertise in this area.
Almidfa also noted this cooperation would enhance the two countries' sports level and contribute to developing performance of athletes and coaches and transferring relevant technical knowledge.
