Haydokan Academy said in a statement that it had concluded the Martyr Fahad Al-Mujammad Cup for amateur academies, with Famous Academy claiming the title and Haydo Academy finishing in second place. The month-long tournament ran throughout July under the patronage of the National Campaign for Cancer Awareness and the Public Authority for Sports, drawing roughly 260 young Kuwaiti players. The academy’s release described the event as featuring intense competition along with high standards of enthusiasm and sportsmanship from all participating teams. Organizers integrated health awareness messages into the program as part of its objectives.
Dr. Khalid Al-Saleh, chairman of the board of directors of the National Campaign for Cancer Awareness, highlighted the important role of sport in preventing chronic diseases and cancer. According to the statement, Al-Saleh said promoting physical activity among young people helps create a healthier society and improves the quality of life for people of all ages. He tied these benefits directly to the goals of the tournament organized by Haydokan Academy.
The National Campaign for Cancer Awareness and the Public Authority for Sports cooperated on the event to strengthen the concept of sport as a way of life. Their joint initiative organized tournaments and related programs that engage young athletes while fostering a positive competitive environment. The partnership also seeks to improve fitness levels and sportsmanship among participants and to deliver important health-awareness messages throughout the competition.
Haydokan Academy’s statement noted that the cup formed part of ongoing efforts to combine athletic competition with broader educational aims for Kuwaiti youth. The event honored the memory of Martyr Fahad Al-Mujammad through its structure and focus on positive values in sport. Similar initiatives have been staged in previous months to maintain momentum in amateur sports development.
Participation in the tournament remained limited to Kuwaiti amateur academy teams in line with its founding criteria. The academy reported that all matches took place without incident as teams adhered to the standards set by the Public Authority for Sports. Officials from the National Campaign for Cancer Awareness attended the concluding ceremonies to recognize the winners and reinforce the health-related themes of the competition.
