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Qatalum marked Qatar’s National Sport Day with the participation of employees from across all of the company’s departments, in addition to joining celebrations of the Department of Industrial Cities, Qatar Petroleum, in Mesaieed Industrial City. |
Qatalum’s support of National Sport Day forms part of the company’s commitment to urge its staff to exercise sports in line with the general trend of the State of Qatar to encourage and support various kinds of sporting activities.
The celebration activities further aimed to encourage positive interaction among workers in the greater Mesaieed Industrial City community and foster enthusiasm, joy and friendly competition away from the work environment.
The activities included football, basketball, volleyball, tennis and badminton, as well as a number of other events, which included competitions between families, children and adults.
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