Accra:The Fifth Arab Sports Law Conference has put forth a series of recommendations aimed at revising sports legislation in Arab countries to better align with international standards. Key proposals include enhancing governance and transparency within the sports sector, improving dispute resolution mechanisms, and establishing an Arab center for sports arbitration to handle conflicts involving Arab sports institutions and events.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the conference, organized by the Arab Administrative Development Organization (ARADO), concluded with a focus on the theme 'The Future of Sports Arbitration in Light of Developments in FIFA Regulations and European Jurisprudence.' It emphasized the significance of digital transformation, investment promotion, privatization, and public-private partnerships in the sports industry. Additionally, combating corruption and manipulation in competitions was highlighted as a priority.
ARADO has been tasked with creating a guidebook on sports governance, launching a platform for the exchange of expertise, and implementing training programs for arbitrators to enhance the capabilities of Arab sports arbitration centers. The conference also stressed the need for stronger Arab collaboration in sports arbitration and the improvement of legal and institutional frameworks to protect rights and ensure contractual stability throughout the sports sector.
