Strategic partnership between the Alumni Club of the Islamic Sciences and Al-Faisaly to launch a promising football academy – Photos
In a move that reflects the integration of roles between educational and sports institutions, and within a shared vision to support young talents, a cooperation agreement was signed between the Association of Graduates of the Islamic Scientific College and Al-Faisaly Club, in the presence of the Secretary-General of the Association, Nashwa Obeidat, and the President of Al-Faisaly Club, Ahmed Al-Wreikat, along with members of the administrative bodies of both sides.
The agreement stipulated the establishment and operation of a specialized football academy called “Al-Faisaly”, targeting the age group from 10 to 15 years old, to be operated within the facilities of the first party, in order to ensure an integrated training environment that contributes to honing the skills of young players according to modern scientific principles.
During the signing of the agreement, Al-Faisaly Club President Ahmed Al-Wreikat expressed his delight at this partnership, describing it as important and strategic. He pointed to the deep historical relationship between the club and the Islamic Scientific College, noting that the college's stadium was Al-Faisaly's first officially recognized home ground. He added that this agreement represents a continuation of this legacy and embodies a future vision aimed at building a promising generation of footballers who reflect the club's values and history.
For her part, the association's Secretary General, Nashwa Obeidat, expressed her pride in this collaboration, emphasizing that the association continuously strives to open new horizons for young people and nurture their talents within a comprehensive educational and athletic environment. She noted that this academy represents a true model of effective partnerships that combine education and sports, contributing to the development of a well-rounded generation possessing skill, discipline, and teamwork.
This agreement comes within the framework of strengthening joint work between national institutions, in a way that serves the youth category, and enhances the presence of sports as a fundamental path in building character and developing capabilities, in order to supply clubs and national teams with talents capable of competing and excelling.
