This recognition makes the QOC the first institution in Qatar and the first sporting organisation in the Middle East to attain this prestigious international accreditation. The certification highlights the QOC’s dedication to global standards in knowledge management, reinforcing its role in fostering innovation and promoting sustainable development. The accreditation process involved a rigorous external audit conducted by Bureau Veritas International, which confirmed that the QOC’s knowledge management framework aligns with the highest international benchmarks in efficiency, governance, and strategic implementation.
Knowledge management is a cornerstone of institutional efficiency and continuous innovation, transforming data and expertise into valuable assets that support informed decision-making and sustainable growth. By adopting best global practices in this field, the QOC has strengthened its sustainability framework across all areas of operation, establishing itself as a leading model both locally and regionally.
Reflecting on this milestone, Jassim bin Rashid Al-Buenain, Secretary-General of the Qatar Olympic Committee, remarked: “Securing the ISO 30401 certification is a significant milestone that reflects our unwavering commitment to excellence and innovation. Knowledge management is not merely an administrative tool for us—it is a strategic approach that enables us to harness expertise and information in a way that ensures sustainability and enhances our ability to navigate future challenges. We take immense pride in being the first institution in Qatar to achieve this distinction and remain dedicated to advancing the objectives of Qatar National Vision 2030.”
As the first Qatari institution to receive this certification, the QOC reinforces Qatar’s standing as a leader in the application of international best practices across various sectors. This accomplishment further strengthens the committee’s institutional excellence, cementing its position as a strategic partner in driving sustainable development and shaping the future of sport and governance in the region.