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Qatar Foundation - Wilton Park Dialogue Calls for Global Action to Drive Social Development Through Sport

International leaders urged practical reforms to expand women’s and girls’ access to sport and build a roadmap for policy, coaching and infrastructure.

  • International leaders convened at Wilton Park for a three-day dialogue hosted with the Qatar Foundation , calling for a global coalition to transform sport's potential into practical action for social development.
  • The event, themed 'Sport for Development in the Global South: Advancing Female Empowerment, Inclusion, and Accessibility,' builds upon UN Resolution 59/17, initiated by Qatar, Indonesia, and Morocco and co-sponsored by 71 nations.
  • Her Excellency Sheikha Hind bint Hamad Al Thani, Vice Chairperson of QF, urged action beyond basic parity, stating: "The barriers girls face are fundamentally different." She emphasized involving women in facility design and tailored coaching.
  • His Excellency Dr. Khalilur Rahman, President-Elect of the 81st Session of the UN General Assembly, told the dialogue that sports instill confidence that "follows her into the classroom, workplace, and civic life."
  • QF continues to advance inclusive sport, with over 70,000 female participants in tailored activities at Education City Stadium over the past two years, while its Circle In initiative supports sport-for-development projects across 10 countries.
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Qatar Foundation - Wilton Park Dialogue Calls for Global Action to Drive Social Development Through Sport

Three-day UK dialogue emphasizes female empowerment, inclusion, and systemic reform across the Global South.

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