Senior Saudi sport official participates in Asian Winter Games 2025 meetings in China

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Prince Fahd bin Jalawi bin Abdulaziz bin Musaed participated in the meetings of the Ninth Asian Winter Games 2025. (SPA)
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Prince Fahd bin Jalawi bin Abdulaziz bin Musaed participated in the meetings of the Ninth Asian Winter Games 2025. (SPA)
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Updated 13 January 2024
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Senior Saudi sport official participates in Asian Winter Games 2025 meetings in China

RIYADH: Prince Fahd bin Jalawi bin Abdulaziz bin Musaed, vice president of the Saudi Olympic and Paralympic Committee and member of the coordination committee of the Olympic Council of Asia, on Saturday participated in the meetings of the Ninth Asian Winter Games, which were held in the Chinese city of Harbin.

The meeting approved the new logo and mascot for the Harbin 2025 Asian Winter Games and discussed the latest preparations for the city hosting the winter tournament, where detailed presentations were made on various topics that dealt with the listed sports and the latest updates regarding serving athletes.

Members of the coordination committee of the Olympic Council of Asia also visited the sports village that hosts the games’ athletes, the ice training center in Heilongjiang, the Harbin Ice Hockey Gym, the skating rink at Harbin Sport University, and the location of the opening and closing ceremony of the games.

The members also became acquainted with the sports facilities designated for the games in the Chinese city of Yabuli, which also included the athletes’ village, the media village, and snow sports fields.

The Asian Winter Games will be held from Feb. 28 to March 9, 2025, in Harbin, the second time that the city will host the event and the third time for China hosting the games.


Dubai Basketball launches ‘Basket for Basket’ Ramadan initiative

Updated 24 February 2026
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Dubai Basketball launches ‘Basket for Basket’ Ramadan initiative

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DUBAI: Dubai Basketball has announced a special Ramadan initiative for its upcoming EuroLeague home fixture against LDLC ASVEL on Thursday, Feb. 26.

In the spirit of giving that defines the holy month, the team will donate one meal for every point scored by the home team during the game. In addition, every ticket purchased for the game will equal one meal donated to families in need across the UAE.

Delivered in collaboration with the Dubai Sports Council and the UAE Food Bank, the initiative reflects Dubai Basketball’s commitment to creating meaningful social impact beyond the court, the team stated in a release on Tuesday.

As Dubai’s first professional sports franchise competing in European competitions, the team wants to be a competitive force internationally and community-driven institution.

Dejan Kamenjasevic, CEO of Dubai Basketball, highlighted the importance of the initiative. “Ramadan is a time of reflection, unity and generosity.

“As a team that proudly represents Dubai on an international stage, we believe our responsibility goes far beyond basketball. This city has given us an incredible platform, support system and belief, and it is our duty to give back in a way that reflects the values of the nation.”

“Through this initiative, every point scored, and every ticket purchased becomes something bigger than the game.

“Our ambition is not only to compete at the highest level in Europe but also to build a team that contributes to the community and supports the people who make the Dubai dream possible.”