Zain proud to support jet ski  world champion Al Abdulrazzaq

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KUWAIT CITY, Dec 7: Reflecting its endless commitment to support national talents and empower Kuwaiti athletes, Zain continues to sponsor Kuwaiti jet ski world champion Yousef Al Abdulrazzaq, who recently brought home two top titles from the UIM World Jet Ski Championship 2023 held at Lake Toba, Indonesia.

Zain has been supporting Al Abdulrazzaq’s professional career for the past 15 years, and the company is both thrilled and proud of the recent achievements by the world champion. Throughout his glittering career, Al Abdulrazzaqhas attained a long list of titles and accolades from local, regional, and international arenas, competing with the best pro racers from around the world.

During his recent spell at the UIM World Championship 2023 at Lake Toba, Indonesia, Yousef Al Abdulrazzaq won the first-place title in the SLALOM GP1 category and the third-place title in the overall points standings in the RUNABOUT GP1 category. He competed with 25 pro racers representing 22 nations.

Al Abdulrazzaq is currently preparing to join several notable championships and competitions in powerboating throughout the remaining season. Zain wishes the champion all the best in his upcoming regional and international participations, where he will surely raise the Kuwaiti flag high in the biggest sporting arenas.

Throughout his professional career, Al Abdulrazzaq achieved many notable accolades in the biggest events organized by the Union Internationale Motonautique (UIM), the world’s governing body of powerboating. The company is proud to support him for over 15 years, reflecting its endless confidence in the talents of local athletes.

As a private sector leader, Zain constantly looks to identify and support excellence across the local sports sector. The company continues to put Kuwaiti sports and athletes at the forefront of its priorities and pledges to continue motivating them to achieve all the recognition and support they deserve.

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