Saudi Referees Association approves bylaws, financial regulations and new headquarters
The Saudi Referees Association board has unanimously approved its bylaws and financial regulations, and confirmed its administrative headquarters in Riyadh.
Key Takeaways
AIThe board of directors of the Saudi Referees Association held its fifth meeting yesterday, chaired by Marai Al-Awaji, at the association’s headquarters in Riyadh to discuss a range of organizational and development issues.
During the meeting, the board unanimously approved the association’s bylaws and financial regulations, aiming to strengthen institutional work within the organization.
The board also discussed plans to implement a technical system for sports federations, recommending a pilot phase with one federation before broader rollout.
Additionally, the board confirmed the adoption of the association’s administrative headquarters and explored ways to enhance partnerships and cooperation with sports federations.
Board member Dr. Ayman Al-Rifai recommended clarifying the association’s role and responsibilities, with a focus on educational and developmental aspects and learning from the experiences of sports federations in referee development.
Board member Dr. Aziz Al-Sharif proposed developing a unified electronic partnership request form and an association profile, as well as memoranda of understanding with sports federations and the formation of a committee for partnerships and institutional relations. These proposals will be studied and presented to the board at the next meeting.