Badminton Asia appoints Omar Rashid as Chair of Technical Officials Committee

Badminton Asia appoints Omar Rashid as Chair of Technical Officials Committee:

Badminton Asia has appointed Omar Rashid, the Joint Secretary of the Badminton Association of India (BAI), as the Chair of the Technical Officials Committee. Rashid’s vast experience in his previous role with BAI makes him a valuable addition to the committee, ensuring further advancement of badminton in India.

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Role and Responsibilities of the Technical Officials Committee:

As the Chair of the Technical Officials Committee, Rashid will oversee the development and implementation of rules and regulations that will elevate the standards of officiating in badminton tournaments nationwide. The committee is responsible for ensuring that tournaments are conducted fairly, and the rules are upheld to the highest standards. Rashid will work closely with the technical officials of the region to enhance the sport of badminton.

Rashid’s Commitment to the Integrity of the Sport:

Rashid has expressed his commitment to upholding the integrity of the sport and ensuring high-quality officiating in all tournaments. His appointment as Chair of the Technical Officials Committee is expected to further strengthen the governance of badminton in India and across the region. Rashid’s long-standing involvement with the badminton administration, spanning more than two decades, makes him an ideal candidate for this role.

Assam Badminton Association’s General Secretary:

Apart from his role as Joint Secretary of BAI and Chair of the Technical Officials Committee of Badminton Asia, Rashid is also the General Secretary of the Assam Badminton Association. His contribution to the development of badminton in Assam and the Northeastern region of India has been significant. Rashid’s appointment is expected to benefit badminton in the region and bring further attention to the sport’s growth and development.

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