Zain Sponsors the 2026 Tent Pegging World Cup in Aqaba as Telecom Sponsor
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As part of its ongoing commitment to supporting the sports sector and strengthening Jordan’s position on the international sporting map, Zain Jordan announced its sponsorship of the 2026 Tent Pegging World Cup as Telecom Sponsor. The championship hosted in Aqaba with the participation of national teams from 10 countries: Jordan, Saudi Arabia, India, Egypt, Sudan, South Africa, Pakistan, Oman, Qatar, and Yemen.
Zain’s sponsorship of the championship reflects its continued efforts to support the sports and tourism sectors, recognizing their vital role in showcasing Jordan’s unique attractions and strengthening its regional and international position as a destination for major sporting events and championships. Such events also play an important role in fostering cultural exchange and strengthening ties among participating countries.
Hosting the championship in Aqaba presents a valuable opportunity to highlight the city's position as one of Jordan's leading tourist destinations, showcasing its natural attractions, tourism offerings, and infrastructure capable of hosting international events. The championship also contributes to positioning Aqaba as a sports tourism destination, attracting visitors and participating delegations, and stimulating tourism and economic activity in the city.
Zain expressed its pride in the longstanding strategic partnership with the Public Security Directorate and in contributing to the success of this international championship, which brings together elite equestrians from around the world to compete in a traditional sport deeply rooted in the history and heritage of Arab horsemanship. The company emphasized that its sponsorship aligns with its vision of supporting initiatives and events that a positive impact across various sectors, while showcasing Jordan's distinctive strengths and reinforcing its position as a leading sports and tourism destination at both regional and international levels.
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