(MENAFN- The Peninsula) The Peninsula
Health and safety professionals from the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy (SC), 2022 FIFA World Cup organising body, recently attended the company's inaugural Knowledge Transfer Day.
Organised by the Health, Safety, Security and Environment Division, in collaboration with the Workers Welfare Department, the event provided an opportunity for more than 100 executives, contractors and stakeholders to share knowledge, opinions and issues related to the organisation and legacy of the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
The event, which included speeches, breakout sessions, team building activities and presentations, reaffirmed the SC's commitment to sharing information about health and safety issues, while promoting the importance of knowledge transfer between internal stakeholders.
Hassan Al Thawadi, the SC's Secretary General, said the event supported Qatar's commitment to leaving a strong legacy across numerous fields.
'When we bid to host the World Cup, we promised to leave a legacy of economic and human development in Qatar and across the region, said Al Thawadi.
'That promise drives the work our organisation does every day, enhancing the safety and wellbeing of our workforce, said Al Thawadi.
But the true value of legacy lies in our ability to pass on what we have learned in a manner that will increase the resilience of future generations in Qatar and across the Middle East.
'Events such as the Knowledge Transfer Day highlight our commitment to creating a safe space for industry experts to share and learn in an open and supportive environment. Its about sharing challenges, successes and failures in a way that will contribute to our performance, added said Al Thawadi.
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