Al-Qadsiah Club Company and the Saudi Jiu-Jitsu Federation have signed a cooperation agreement to raise the technical level of athletes, widen the base of people practicing the sport and prepare players for local and international competition, while strengthening collaboration on technical and administrative matters.

Under the agreement, the two sides will share technical and administrative expertise, apply best practices in training and development, and provide the support and resources needed to improve performance and give players more chances to compete in tournaments abroad.

Areas of cooperation include empowering players and backing their participation in events, lifting technical standards, transferring knowledge, and drawing on both parties' resources to prepare athletes and sharpen their competitive edge.

The deal fits Al-Qadsiah's strategy of developing its various sports and building partnerships with national federations, aiming for sustained technical progress and competitive athletes at every level.

It also follows a strong 2025-2026 season for Al-Qadsiah's jiu-jitsu team, which collected 125 medals in men's and women's events: 37 gold, 37 silver and 51 bronze. The club sees the agreement as a further step in developing pathways for male and female athletes and serving the future of the sport nationally.