Manama Under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, the excitement began with the press conference for the IRONMAN 70.3 Middle East Championship Bahrain 2024.
This iconic event, organised by Faalyat and set to take place on November 29 near Reef Island, is an integral part of Bahrain’s sporting calendar and a testament to the Kingdom’s status as a global hub for endurance sports.
The conference included remarks from Ahmed Al Haj, Managing Director, who confirmed that all preparations were complete and the team was fully prepared for the grand event. He highlighted the aim of delivering a seamlessly organised championship, further enhancing Bahrain’s distinguished track record of hosting prestigious international events.
The press conference brought together key sponsors, organisers, and professional athletes to celebrate the race’s legacy and its integral role in promoting health, wellness, and unity. A distinguished group of sponsors, including Isa Mubarak, Head of National Communications at EDB Business Friendly Bahrain; Zain Al Zayani, Vice President of Group Corporate Communications at Bapco Energies; and Shaikh Khalifa Al Khalifa, Senior Government Relations Specialist at Beyon, noted their commitment to ensuring the event’s success and global appeal.
World-class athletes also graced the stage, sharing their enthusiasm for competing in Bahrain’s prestigious 70.3 event. Among them were Caroline Pohle (Germany), Georgia Taylor-Brown (Great Britain), Vincent Luis (France), and Henri Schoeman (South Africa), who will race on one of the fastest courses in the world, designed for athletes to achieve their personal bests.
As anticipation builds, Bahrain is ready to welcome athletes, families, and fans for an unforgettable experience. The IRONMAN 70.3 Middle East Championship Bahrain not only highlights the Kingdom’s ability to host world-class sporting events but also embodies the spirit of determination, resilience, and unity that defines the sport.
