| Member's News | No.43 January 2005 |
The Sport Association of Arab Woman Prof. Dr. Nabilah Ahmed Abdulrahman, Egypt |
The Sport Association of Arab Woman has organized the second tournament on Sport Management for Arab Woman between November 26 and December 1, 2004. This event was held under the umbrella of Arab League and Arab Ministers for Youth and Sport Council, with the cooperation of The Sport Management Department in the Faculty of Physical Education for Girls, Alexandria University, and under the auspices of Mr Anass Afeky – Egyptian Minister of Youth and Head of the executive board of Arab Minister s for Youth and Sport. Aims of the tournament: Supporting womens sport in Arab countries. Enhancing the value of womens sport and its contribution in developing her personal abilities. Preparing and developing women in the sport fields of management, coaching, refereeing, recreation. Qualifying those who work in the sport management fields. Sub themes of the tournament: Communication in the sport field. Human resource management. Sport crisis management. Evaluation of management performance in the sport field. Arab Woman and Olympic tournaments. Time management skills in the sport field. Management development in the sport field. Sport marketing – Sports Marketing Mechanisms for Women Sports Covering Bodies. Arab League and Sport in Arab countries The tournament was held in Almahroussa Hotel, Alexandria, with all students receiving a certificate endorsed from the Faculty of Physical Education for Girls, Alexandria University and The Sport Association of Arab Woman. The Sport Association of Arab Woman has also organized the second symposium with the cooperation of Arab League and Arab Ministers for Youth and Sport Council on woman and sport in the Arab countries. The event was titled Physical Education and Sport for the Arab Woman in Schools and Universities: For a better Future (Practicing – Competition). The event was held from 25-27 December, 2004, under the auspices of Prof.Dr. Ahmed Gamal Aldein Moussa, Minister for Education (Egypt) and Mr. Anass Alfeky Minister of Youth and head of the Arab Minister of Youth and Sport Council. Aims of the Symposium: Recognizing the reality of Physical Education in schools and universities in different Arab countries. Developing for a better understanding of Physical Education curriculums in schools and universities. Recognizing womens sport in Arab Universities (Reality and Ambitions) Physical Education and sport and its importance for children and their entire life. Setting determined concepts for a better future. Sub Themes of the Symposium: Physical Education and sport – in the Arab world – as an academic system. Educational and professional development for physical education teachers and sport in the schools. Problems and professional stresses with (females) teachers of physical education and sport. Physical education and sport as a life style. Active and continuous learning in sport "Learning Gate life along". Sport in the Universities (Reality and Ambitions) physical education and sport The participants were able to show their countrys experiences through sub themes of the symposium. The Second Asian Conference on Woman and Sport of the 15th Asian Games was also held in Doha City (Qatar) in December, 2003. Conference Aim and Themes: The aim of the conference was to strengthen Women and Sport networks in Asia and the themes were: Woman participation in the 2006 Asian games in Doha. Raising Media Awareness of Woman`s sport. Woman`s sport and society. http://www.Qatarolympics.org Prof. Dr. Nabilah Ahmed Abdulrahman President The Sport Association of Arab Woman E-Mail: saaw_alex@hotmail.com http://www.icsspe.org/portal/bulletin-january2005.htm The Sport Association of Arab Woman Prof. Dr. Nabilah Ahmed Abdulrahman, Egypt