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Oman to host 3rd Arab Women's Sailing Championship in 2026
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Oman to host 3rd Arab Women's Sailing Championship in 2026

From Times of Oman · () English

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Oman will host the 3rd Arab Women's Sailing Championship from October 15-21, 2026, expecting around 30 female sailors from across the region.
  • The event, organized by Oman Sail, will feature Optimist, ILCA 4, and ILCA 6 classes and is part of the 15th Mussanah Race Week.
  • Hosting the championship aligns with Oman Vision 2040 goals to develop women's sports and builds on the national team's past successes, including multiple medals.

Oman is set to host the 3rd Arab Women's Sailing Championship from October 15-21, 2026, at Barcelรณ Mussanah Resort. The event anticipates drawing approximately 30 female sailors from across the region to compete in Optimist, ILCA 4, and ILCA 6 classes.

Oman Sail, in collaboration with the Oman Maritime Sports Committee and the Arab Sailing Federation, is organizing the championship. This regatta will be integrated into the 15th edition of Mussanah Race Week, reinforcing Oman's status as a hub for women's maritime sports. This hosting opportunity is a direct progression from the national team's strong performances in previous editions, where sailors like Hadeel Al Mushaifri and Tarteel Al Hasni secured medals.

Hosting the 3rd Arab Womenโ€™s Sailing Championship is a momentous occasion for Oman Sail that underscores our commitment to elevating women's sports across the region. Following our team's fantastic performances in the past two editions, bringing this event to home waters at Barcelรณ Mussanah Resort gives our athletes a familiar platform to compete at the highest level. We are confident that our infrastructure, combined with the determination of our sailors, will make this an unforgettable championship that inspires the next generation of female maritime talent.

โ€” Abdul Aziz Salim Al ShidiOman Sail's Acting Director of Sailing, commenting on the significance of hosting the championship.

Abdul Aziz Salim Al Shidi, Oman Sail's Acting Director of Sailing, highlighted the event's significance in elevating women's sports. He expressed confidence in Oman's infrastructure and sailors' determination to make the championship memorable and inspiring for future female maritime talent. The Arab Sailing Federation's President, Sheikh Khalifa bin Abdullah Al Khalifa, also welcomed the championship's growth, emphasizing its role in developing women's sailing and fostering cooperation among Arab nations.

The initiative is strategically linked to Oman Vision 2040, aiming to provide equal opportunities in sailing. Oman Sail's commitment to women's sailing dates back to 2012, and hosting this championship represents the next phase in the nation's dedication to advancing the sport for women in the Arab world.

We are delighted to see the Arab Womenโ€™s Sailing Championship continue to grow and bring together sailors from across the Arab world. This championship reflects our commitment to developing womenโ€™s sailing, strengthening cooperation among Arab nations, and providing athletes with the opportunity to compete at the highest level. We look forward to witnessing outstanding performances in Oman and to the continued growth of sailing throughout the region.

โ€” Sheikh Khalifa bin Abdullah Al KhalifaPresident of the Arab Sailing Federation, on the championship's importance and growth.
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Originally published by Times of Oman in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.