Jalal Baino
Lebanese tennis has achieved remarkable results in recent years, at national level for all age groups, especially the Davis Cup team, which demonstrates the strength and intelligence of Lebanese tennis, and what Lebanon has won last week against Monaco in the second round of the world, and his approach to returning to the ranks of the first round of the world, as the confrontation will unite him. The upcoming meeting with Ukraine next February is just one proof. These successes are due to the Federation’s Administrative Committee, which has been chaired by Oliver Faisal since 2016, and the gaming family that keeps pace with this beautiful sport.
In the midst of local and international tournaments held in various Lebanese regions, coaches, referees, players, game lovers, press and media men play an important role in the development of the game of tennis. Among the people who are immersed in this game and who love it and practice it as a player, coach and referee is Khadija Omar, who has accompanied the yellow ball for many years and rode her motorcycle from Beirut to various Lebanese clubs to participate. in a tournament as a player or to lead matches as a referee or to practice as a coach.The most loved game of tennis, which is appreciated by the gaming family for its professionalism, professionalism and kindness.
Lawyer Khadija Omar wishes to enforce the law in its entirety in her profession and enforce the laws during the matches she leads as a prominent transparent referee who judges fairly whether in her job as a lawyer or as a referee.
Those who follow Khadija Omar have an unmistakable impression of the extent of her perseverance, activity and dynamism, especially during the meeting between Lebanon and Monaco in the Davis Cup, where she was a spark of activity with her colleagues.
The smile does not leave Khadija’s face, even if she is not in a good mood, laughter is always on her face and she answers the call whenever the need arises.
What is remarkable is that Khadija’s means of transport is the motorcycle she owns, with which she travels from her place of residence in Beirut to all Lebanese regions and to tennis clubs, taking all means of public safety during her journey, on top of which she wears a helmet, and she is the one who abides by the laws.
Khadija Omar is an example of a successful athlete, coach and referee in her work, hoping to meet herHer life partner, who loves tennis, rides a bicycle and sits behind her as they make their way to the yellow ball fields.
Khadija Omar, all the best in your personal work, in sport in general and in tennis in particular ….
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