Al Hamriyah successfully hosts "Knowledge Race"

Event details and participation
This year's race featured nine teams, including the club's team, Al Hamriyah Municipality (A) and (B), Al Hamriyah Suburb Council, "Al Mutafa'il," "Al Abtal," "Al Qaed," Al Hamriyah Youth, and "Doctor's Council." Teams competed in rounds covering religious, historical, and sports topics, all in a festive Ramadan atmosphere.
Winners and recognition
Al Hamriyah Municipality (A) took first place, followed by the club's team in second and Al Hamriyah Municipality (B) in third. His Excellency Humaid Al Shamsi, Chairman of the Club's Board of Directors, and Vice Chairman Ahmed Al Ketbi presented the awards, emphasising the race's role in raising awareness in the Al Hamriyah region.

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