The Islamic Solidarity Games, a quadrennial event in Riyadh, will see 57 nations competing in various sports. Organizers are open to enhancing the international audience and potentially including British athletes in future editions. Nasser Majali, ISSA's secretary general, emphasized the significance of quality sports and expressed interest in participation depending on sustainability and appetite. Currently, participation is restricted to ISSA member countries. The Games will also serve as a platform for Saudi Arabia's broader sports ambitions, including future bids for the World Cup and the Olympics.
The Islamic Solidarity Games, which will take place in Riyadh, aim to grow their international audience by potentially inviting new countries to participate.
Nasser Majali stated, 'It would be great quality sports. It would be interesting to see,' emphasizing the potential inclusion of British athletes at future events.
Participation at the Games remains limited to ISA members; however, Majali noted that opportunities for broader involvement might arise in the future.
The Games are positioned as a key event for Saudi Arabia as it seeks to establish itself as a host for major international competitions, including the 2034 World Cup.
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