The Qatar Stars League participated in the second edition of the “Al-Adaam Summer 2026” program, organized by the Qatar Olympic Committee, represented by its Sports Events Department, from June 28 to July 9, 2026. This participation comes as part of QSL partnership with the Qatar Olympic Committee and several other sports entities in the country, aiming to contribute to a comprehensive summer program that fosters a sporting culture and promotes healthy lifestyles among young people.

QSL's participation stems from its social responsibility and its commitment to supporting initiatives that aim to develop children’s abilities, introduce them to the professional football system in Qatar, promote teamwork and discipline, and reinforce the importance of sport as a way of life.

The Qatar Stars League believes in the importance of community partnerships in supporting national goals aimed at preparing a generation that is aware and enjoys a healthy and active lifestyle. It affirms its continued support for quality programs and initiatives that contribute to the development of future generations and enhance sports awareness, in line with its mission to develop football and serve the community.

In this context, Mr. Hassan Rabia Al-Kuwari, Executive Director of Sales, Marketing and Communications at the Qatar Stars League, said: “We are delighted to participate in this training session as part of the Al-Adaam Summer Program, which represents an important opportunity to invest time in meaningful activities that contribute to developing athletic and social skills. The QSL’s participation stems from its commitment to supporting community initiatives and programs aimed at building a conscious and capable generation, and instilling positive sporting and behavioral values ​​in young people. This participation also reflects the QSL’s keenness to contribute to programs that combine education, entertainment and skills development, in line with its objectives that enhance the social impact of football and its role in developing the capabilities of youth and children.”