Mubarak Al-Salmi holds a celebration for Al-Ahli club's achievements.

A ceremony was held in honor of Al-Ahli club, attended by the club’s president, Dr. Khaled Al-Issa, along with various sports, social, and media figures. The event recognized the club’s achievements and its distinguished efforts across multiple sports fields.

The ceremony had a celebratory atmosphere, with attendees expressing pride in Al-Ahli club’s successes. They emphasized that such recognition initiatives help support the progress of sports clubs and motivate continued dedication and excellence.

Dr. Khaled Al-Issa expressed gratitude for the support provided to sports clubs and youth. He also thanked businessman Mubarak Al-Salmi for this generous initiative, affirming that this honor reflects Al-Ahli club’s status among its fans and supporters, and embodies the spirit of community partnership in supporting sports.

At the conclusion of the ceremony, commemorative shields were exchanged and group photos were taken, amid praise from attendees for Al-Ahli club’s sports achievements that have enhanced its presence and status in the sports arena.

Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques

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King Salman bin Abdulaziz

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Al-Ahli club

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Great Mosque in Mecca (Masjid al-Haram)

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Prophet’s Mosque in Medina

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