Sheikh Mansour Inspires Fitness at Abu Dhabi Summer Sports

UAE leaders continue to set the bar high for promoting healthy, active lifestyles, and Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE Vice President, is no exception.

Videos of Sheikh Mansour attending and participating in the Abu Dhabi Summer Sports (ADSS) event have gone viral, highlighting his dedication to fitness and community engagement.

Recently held at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), ADSS is organized by the ADNEC Group in collaboration with the Abu Dhabi Sports Council.

During the event, Sheikh Mansour met with organizers, received updates on the sports programs and activities, and personally took part in a friendly volleyball match with athletes from the community.

His interaction with residents and athletes further emphasized his hands-on approach to leadership and wellness advocacy.

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Touring World-Class Facilities

Sheikh Mansour also toured the state-of-the-art venue, which spans an impressive 37,000 square meters.

The facilities feature over 52 enclosed, air-conditioned courts and pitches designed for more than 12 team sports, as well as a 1.2-kilometer indoor running track.

Each amenity is built to meet the highest international standards, making ADSS a standout for fitness enthusiasts across the region.

Speaking on the event, Sheikh Mansour praised its exceptional organization and underscored its vital role in fostering a sporting culture across the UAE.

He lauded ADSS for creating a dynamic environment that inspires people to adopt healthier, more active lifestyles.

With initiatives like Abu Dhabi Summer Sports, the UAE continues to lead by example, empowering its residents to prioritize fitness and well-being.

Sheikh Mansour’s participation is yet another reminder of the visionary leadership driving this progress.

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