The competition in the Dubai World Skydiving Championship was limited to 11 teams, including the national team, while it was fierce among nine jumpers in the men’s individual category, led by Emirati star Abdul Bari Al Qubaisi.
The organizing committee had postponed the announcement of the results, the day before yesterday, due to the speed of the winds, which led to a temporary halt to the activity.
The Director of the National Center of Meteorology and President of the World Meteorological Organization, Dr. Abdullah Al Mandoos, confirmed that “there is great cooperation between the National Center of Meteorology and the Dubai World Skydiving Championship since its first launch,” and he said in press statements: “The National Center of Meteorology is part of this championship.” .
He added: “We believe that providing accurate and comprehensive information about weather conditions is an essential factor in the success of such distinguished sporting events. Our team has worked over the past years to provide high-quality services, to ensure the safety of all participants, and to organize events according to the highest standards, and we are proud of our partnership with The Dubai World Skydiving Championship has become one of the most prominent international championships, and we are proud to contribute to enhancing its image and providing technical support that contributes to achieving its goals.”
He continued: “Providing accurate weather forecasts and timely warnings enhances everyone’s experience, whether they are athletes, organizers, or fans. We at the National Center of Meteorology use advanced numerical models that are among the most accurate tools in weather forecasts, ensuring the provision of reliable, real-time information. It meets the needs of such global events, and our partnerships with various international organizations and bodies contribute to providing services according to the highest standards, which reflects the center’s position as a global leader.”
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