Draft regulation bans unlicensed training and mandates contracts

The Saudi Ministry of Sports has approved a new regulation requiring sports training centers to obtain official licensing. It mandates the issuance of written and clear agreements in Arabic with beneficiaries, ensuring their rights and allowing fee refunds in cases of closure, serious malfunctions, or injuries resulting from training equipment errors. The rules prohibit conducting activities without proper licensing and hospital permits, specify that the license is valid for one year and renewable, and restrict its transfer without the ministry's approval. The regulations also emphasize the need for licensed personnel, privacy for women, and the resolution of complaints within two days. Additionally, the ministry reserves the right to close any facility immediately if safety is at risk, all aimed at regulating the sector, improving the investment and training environment in Saudi sports.

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