“Ramadan Padel” kicks off at the Sharjah Government Employees Club, uniting 28 government agencies in a thrilling celebration of unity and physical health throughout the holy month, bringing the spirit of community and athletics to life. This yearly event, which combines the spirit of competition with the cultural significance of Ramadan, has swiftly emerged as a highlight for both competitors and spectators.
In a special interview with “Sharjah 24,” Abdullah Hassan Al-Yasi, a committee member in charge of planning the event, clarified that there are separate areas for men and women. While the women’s competition, which attracted a large number of government teams, took place earlier on March 14 and 15, the men’s matches are scheduled for March 1621.
Players from a variety of government sectors have been lured to the competition, which aims to promote teamwork and togetherness. They are all eager to show off their skills on the court. Padel is becoming more and more popular in the area due to its fast-paced and captivating style, and this event offers a venue to expand its audience while promoting an active and healthy lifestyle.
Beyond the games, the program reflects the spirit of Ramadan by highlighting the importance of harmony and respect for one another. A festive environment has also been maintained by the Sharjah Government Employees Club, providing chances for coworkers and families to join together and take in the events.
