Al Hazm partner for HH The Amir Sword Race
THE partnership between the Qatar Racing and Equestrian Club (QREC) and Al Hazm, of Al Emadi Enterprises, a model example of the optimum cooperation between sports entities and domestic companies, who support prestigious sports events. The collaboration between QREC and Al Emadi Enterprises has been running for 11 years now, making the company a major and active partner in the top racing events associated with QREC both in Qatar and overseas.
While the 2021 renewal of the HH The Amir Sword Festival is scheduled to kick off in a few hours, a new agreement between QREC and Al Hazm was announced earlier today. Under the agreement, Al Hazm will be a partner of the HH The Amir Sword Race, the finale of the Festival.
QREC Chairman Issa bin Mohammed Al Mohannadi
lauded the extended collaboration between the two organisations. “I would like to thank Mr Mohammed Abdulkarim Al Emadi, CEO of Al Emadi Enterprises, for his constant keenness to participate in the sponsorship of the HH The Amir Sword Festival”, he said. “QREC and Al Emadi Enterprises have been teaming up for a successful partnership over 11 years. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused unprecedented circumstances worldwide and, naturally, affected the preparations for the Festival and will continue to do so during its three days. However, such circumstances make us only more determined to overcome any challenges and, eventually, produce a special edition of the HH The Amir Sword Festival. The collaboration of sponsors and their support of the Festival will be, therefore, key to the success of invaluable event.”
Mohammed Abdul Karim Al Emadi, CEO of Al Emadi Enterprises Group, said: It is a great honour for us to be once again partners in this race. We do not have any economic considerations in terms of the return of the sponsorship. Our highest honour is to shake hands with HH the Amir as this is the most precious award awaited by all who are involved with the HH The Amir Sword race. Our support is our gain as we aim to provide more community service despite the economic conditions that our domestic companies are going through due to the COVID-19 pandemic.”