Doha, September 23 (QNA) - The Qatar Anti-Doping Commission (QADC) held a workshop Tuesday, titled "Roles and Responsibilities of Sports Bodies in Anti-Doping," with the participation of representatives from national sports federations, clubs, and national and Paralympic committees, as well as relevant government bodies.

The workshop aimed to enhance cooperation among various sports entities in the country to ensure compliance with the World Anti-Doping Code and relevant international standards, and to highlight the commission's responsibilities in the areas of testing, education and awareness, scientific research, therapeutic use exemptions, and results management.

QADC Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Nasser Saad Al Saad, commended the efforts made in this regard.

Speaking to the media, the CEO said that this initiative is a cornerstone in promoting clean sport in Qatar, adding that the continuous efforts of the commission will only be effective through a national framework of coordination and cooperation among all sports entities.

The workshop featured presentations and interactive discussions focused on promoting a culture of clean sport and sharing best practices, alongside an accompanying awareness-raising activity.

The event concluded with a discussion on challenges and proposed solutions aimed at strengthening Qatar’s leading role in the regional and international fight against doping, in alignment with Qatar National Vision 2030. (QNA)