Duaij commends Plus Rental and Trans Gulf bronze sponsorship for the 2025 Asian Youth Games
Media Committee – 2025 Asian Youth Games:
In a significant move to enhance national partnerships, the Executive Committee of the 2025 Asian Youth Games has signed a sponsorship agreement with Plus Rental Group. This partnership adds Plus Rental to the roster of companies supporting this prestigious continental event, which will be hosted in the Kingdom of Bahrain from October 22 to 31, 2025, under the esteemed patronage of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa.
Representing the committee was Mr. Yusuf Duaij, Chairman of the Executive Committee, while Dr. Faisal Khalid Kanoo, Chairman of the Board, represented Plus Rental Group.
On this occasion, Mr. Duaij expressed his appreciation for Plus Rental Group’s commitment as a bronze sponsor, highlighting the company’s belief in the importance of supporting sports initiatives in the Kingdom and contributing to the success of international events hosted by Bahrain.
“We are delighted to partner with Plus Rental Group,” Duaij stated. “The support provided by leading national firms is a cornerstone of our organizational efforts. This partnership underscores our collective commitment to presenting a distinguished image of the Kingdom during this major continental gathering, as we strive to ensure outstanding services for all participating delegations.”
In a statement, members of the board of directors of Plus Rental and Trans Gulf expressed their pride in contributing to the 2025 Asian Youth Games.
They added, “Our sponsorship of the Asian Youth Games 2025 stems from our firm commitment to corporate social responsibility and our dedication to supporting the youth and sports sectors in Bahrain. We see this event as a genuine opportunity to invest in the potential of Asia’s youth and to showcase Bahrain’s organizational capabilities. Both companies will ensure all necessary requirements are met to serve this event and contribute significantly to its successful execution, reflecting Bahrain’s esteemed status.”
