Doha, August 30 (QNA) - The Executive Board of the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) has appointed Hamad Ahmed Al Hammadi, President of the Qatar Table Tennis Association (QTTA), as an expert member of the team tasked with drafting and developing the ITTF's governance regulations.

The move underscores international confidence in Qatari expertise and its growing role in advancing table tennis governance globally.

The task force is tasked with framing and enhancing regulations covering key aspects of the ITTF's governance system, chiefly the work of the General Assembly and Executive Board, elections, as well as the organization of the work of various committees, as part of enforcing the ITTF's new constitution.

His selection for this position comes in light of the upcoming phase, which is considered consequential and marked by the development of the ITTF's regulatory frameworks and corporate governance, thereby fostering the tenets of transparency, efficiency, and combined roles within a variety of commissions.

Al Hammadi, for his part, stated that this position is a substantial responsibility and a vote of confidence that he touts, indicating that engagement in this international mission helps Qatari talents directly contribute to advancing the future of world table tennis.

He assured that he would be ready to share his expertise and ideas to develop the institutional work system of the sport on the global stage.

The enforcement of the ITTF's new constitution is a watershed moment in the path of governance development, Al Hammadi underlined, emphasizing that he is committed to making the new regulations far clearer and more powerful to help foster transparency and efficiency, and organize operations within a variety of commissions to advance table tennis and keep pace with its global community.

Overall, this selection is a testament to the Qatari presence in the international sports governance system, underscoring the recognition and confidence Qatari talents receive from international sports federations and thereby promoting Qatar's role in shaping and developing the future of global sports. (QNA)