Ooredoo will provide free access to a range of sports and health activities for Qatar’s communities at the Museum of Islamic Art Park (MIA) from 8am to 5pm on National Sport Day tomorrow.
This is the sixth year that Ooredoo will host its National Sport Day event at MIA Park and this year the park has been split into special zones, designed to find a sporting activity for everyone from children and young adults, to fitness fans and sporting newbies alike.
The company has hired professional sports trainers to teach visitors sporting skills, which can then be used in everyday life.
Highlights of the activities include a penalty shootout, tug of war, karate, aerobics, handball, human chess, basketball and more.
As well as sporting activities, healthy food options will be sold at the park alongside fresh juice and water, and Ooredoo encourages families to bring a picnic and enjoy the daylong event.
Fatima Sultan Al Kuwari, Director of Community & Public Relations, Ooredoo, said: ‘‘We’re delighted to once again host our event at the Museum of Islamic Art Park to celebrate Qatar National Sport Day. Sport Day is an important day for our country, as it not only reminds the community about the importance of staying fit and healthy, but also helps bring them together. We hope everyone enjoys the day and we can’t wait to see you there.”
