Le prix du meilleur entraineur du monde arabe a été lancé l'année dernière, portant le nom de Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, vice-président des Emirats arabes unis et gouverneur de Dubaï .Le conseil d'administration du cheikh a annoncé les noms des gagnants de la deuxième session qui a vu une forte participation d'environ 132 candidats de 16 pays arabes . Jama Aden actuellement entraineur de la formation nationale d'athlétisme du Qatar, remporte le prix du "meilleur entraîneur arabe"de l'année 2010 pour sa distinction et ses divers prestations internationales obtenues par les athlètes qui se trouvent sous sa direction à savoir ; les coureurs Soudanais du 800m ; Abubaker Kaki Khamis, champion du monde en salle en 2008 avec 1:44.81(WL), deuxième meilleur performeur du top list 2010 nouveau recordman national en 1:42.23.Ismail Ahmed Ismail, médaillé d'argent au 800m des jeux olympiques de Pékin avec 1:44.70 . Le cadet Hamza Driouch du Qatar, médaillé d'argent du 1000m avec 2:21.25 aux Jeux Olympiques de la Jeunesse à Singapour, et son compatriote le junior Mohamed Al-Garni médaillé de bronze du 1500m au Championnat du Monde Junior de Moncton avec 3:38.91.
JAMA ADEN WON THE MOHAMED BIN RASHID AL MAKTOUM AWARD.
The award for best c
oach in the Arab world was launched last year, bringing the name of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President United Arab Emirates and governor of Dubai. The administation of the Sheikh announced the winners of the second session which saw strong participation of around 132 candidates from 16 Arab countries. Jama Aden,currently coach of the national athletics team of Qatar won the award for "best Arab coach " in 2010 for his distinction and his various benefits obtained by international athletes are under his direction: The Sudanese runners in 800m; Abubaker Kaki Khamis, world indoor champion in 2008 with 1:44.81 (WL), second best performer in the top list 2010 and new national record with 1:42.23. Ismail Ahmed Ismail, a silver medalist in 800m at Olympic Games (Beijing 2008 ) with 1:44.70. The younger Qatari Hamza Driouch, silver medalist in 1000m with 2:21.25 at the Youth Olympic Games (Singapore 2010), and his compatriot the Junior, Mohammed Al-Garni bronze medalist in 1500 Junior at the world championship in (Moncton 2010) with 3:38.91.
oach in the Arab world was launched last year, bringing the name of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President United Arab Emirates and governor of Dubai. The administation of the Sheikh announced the winners of the second session which saw strong participation of around 132 candidates from 16 Arab countries. Jama Aden,currently coach of the national athletics team of Qatar won the award for "best Arab coach " in 2010 for his distinction and his various benefits obtained by international athletes are under his direction: The Sudanese runners in 800m; Abubaker Kaki Khamis, world indoor champion in 2008 with 1:44.81 (WL), second best performer in the top list 2010 and new national record with 1:42.23. Ismail Ahmed Ismail, a silver medalist in 800m at Olympic Games (Beijing 2008 ) with 1:44.70. The younger Qatari Hamza Driouch, silver medalist in 1000m with 2:21.25 at the Youth Olympic Games (Singapore 2010), and his compatriot the Junior, Mohammed Al-Garni bronze medalist in 1500 Junior at the world championship in (Moncton 2010) with 3:38.91.
Congratulation coach Jamaa.
ReplyDeleteAthletics sure the best.Football after in arab countries.Big score for J.Aden.
ReplyDeleteGood luck.