24 August 2026 22:00 |
Last updated:
24 August 22:15 2026
Summary
The completion of a state-of-the-art sports complex at Al Qasimia University features an Olympic swimming pool, multi-purpose halls, and modern facilities to enrich sports and campus life.
The Sharjah Public Works Department has successfully completed the integrated sports complex at Al Qasimia University, constructed to the highest engineering standards. This facility stands as one of the largest sports projects in the emirate, merging advanced infrastructure with diverse amenities to cater to students, academic bodies, and community events.
The execution of this project followed thorough studies, maintaining quality in all essential components. It emerges as a modern sporting edifice that embodies Sharjah’s vision of supporting physical activities and enhancing the quality of university life. Spanning approximately 6,380 square metres, the ground floor of the sports complex includes various multi-purpose facilities. Notably, the Olympic swimming pool is equipped with official swimming lanes and dedicated spectator seating, alongside changing rooms, restrooms, and strategically distributed service areas for optimal movement and operational efficiency.
Additionally, the complex features a multi-purpose gymnasium designed to host team sports and internal tournaments, complete with spectator seating for 200, making it an ideal venue for university sports events. The project also includes a well-equipped fitness centre, administrative offices, a coaching office, and a steam room. A spacious main entrance facilitates easy access for visitors and students, while carefully planned pathways and access points ensure high safety standards and operational efficiency.
This achievement significantly enhances the infrastructure of Al Qasimia University, providing a comprehensive sporting environment that supports academic programmes and serves student activities. It showcases the department’s commitment to developing modern facilities that meet the growing needs of the university community and align with the architectural advancement of the emirate.
