Conclusion of AI presentation and applications in sports journalism

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By YASM Screenshot of lecture participants On Saturday evening, Seminar's events "Artificial Intelligence and Applications in Sports and Sports Journalism", organized by the Yemeni Association for Sports Media - via Visual Communication Technology - were concluded gaven by lecturer Dr. Mohammed Faisal, Associate Professor of Artificial Intelligence, Head of the Center for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, Kuwait College of Science wait. The second day session was enriched with many knowledge about the techniques of using artificial intelligence applications in sports journalism and content industry and ways to generate multiple images and summarize video into written texts. A number of the most widely used applications in the field of artificial intelligence were also reviewed, such as Caht gpt, Copilot and Tengr.ai. The lectures were widely attended by Yemen, Egypt, Iraq and Saudi Arabia, reflecting the importance of the Seminar and the interaction of the Society...
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Ahli Sana 'a.. Emperor of the Yemeni Ball

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By Mareb Al-ward


Ahli Sana 'a Team First Candidate for Title


Ahli Sana 'a is one of the most powerful and famous clubs in Yemen and the most successful for the tournaments and enjoys a large fan base.


This report highlights the club's career in football only, among the coverage of the four teams qualifying for the league semi-finals.


Al Ahli, nicknamed the "Emperor", is the champion of Group I and the first team to qualify for the Golden Square deservedly and will face Shaab Hadramawt Team, who came second in Group II. 

Great Club Logo


The round-trip will take place in late January and early February.



Establishment and Headquarters


At the beginning of the 1930s, there was a group of young people who loved and practised football among three popular teams: the high school team (the red team) and the middle school team (the yellow team) as well as the health team.


Besides, a group of young hobbyists from the old city of Sana 'a were playing football, partnering with the three teams and competing to win games.


At the time, there were no known bands and these folk bands were choosing colour names, but the old Sana 'a youth chose their team as "the people", referring to the inhabitants of the city in 1934.


The team continued with this name until 1954 when it was changed to the name of Ahli, in tradition of the famous Egyptian National Club, according to Saleh Al-Jamali, a player and one of the founders of the club. 


That year the team achieved the first trophy named after the King.


at that time; There were no stadiums in northern Yemen and no interest in sport in general because of the nature of the late monarchy that was overthrown in the 26 September 1962 revolution.

Archive photo of the team


The stadiums available at the time are dirt stadiums and matches were initially held on Al-Qa 'ah Street (now in front of the headquarters of the Capital Secretariat) and also on the occasional square.

For Al-Ahli's team, they were allowed to play in a place called Bab Al-Saleb (Souq Al-Sameel) in the old city of Sana 'a.


Thanks to the efforts of the then President of the Club Abduljabbar Ghanaima, the club obtained land under the direction of the then President of the Republic Abdullah Al-Salal. 


The land is located in the area of Bab Yemen, one of the most famous doors of the Old City, and the club's headquarters is approximately 500 metres near it.

Club headquarters gate in Bab Yemen, Sana 'a


The club had no financial support from anyone, so the players were cooperating in funding it through subscriptions and popular donations to provide sports supplies.


Early founders


One of the most prominent founders and players; Ibrahim Rushdie, Saleh al-Jamali, Ahmed Hussein al-Habishi, Abdul-Jabbar Ghneima, Abdul Hamid Ghneima, Ahmed Hassin al-Marwani, Ahmed al-Hakim, Saleh al-Sultan, Hussein al-Nashiri, Moha '

After the founding of the Yemeni Football Federation, the first unified league was established with the participation of 16 clubs in 1978.


King of Titles


Al Ahli is considered the most Yemeni team to achieve the tournaments. In the league, he won 10 titles (1981/1982 - 1982/1983 - 1983/1984- 1987/1988 - 1992/1993 - 1993 /1994 - 1999/1998 - 1999/2000 - 2000/2001-2007/2006).


The President's Cup was won six years (1980 /1981 - 1983/1982- 1984/1983 - 1986/1985- 2000/ 2001 - 2004/2003).

Al Ahli is king of Titles


He won the title of three-time Yemeni super champion.


Legends of the Club

He passed the "Castle of Cups", one of the nicknames that fans call the club, lots of stars and legends from the likes of: Yahya Hamami Jallaam, Abdullah, Ahmad Al-Sanani, Yahya Ja 'rah, Al-Sar Badawi, Mukhtar Al Yeremi, Issam, Fouad Dariban, Hassan Rashidi, Jamal Al-Alhaymi, Adil al Al-Muhammam, Abdallam al al al-Jalal al-Jalal, Abdalal al al al-Karalam, Abdim, Abdahim al-Nahir al-NAhahir al-Nawi, Abdahir al-Nunu'i, adhar al-Nunu'i, adhar al-n

Distinguished Club

Al Ahli has commercial facilities, distinctive stadiums and a giant closed lounge, making it a typical club and a unique sports castle.

Archive photo of the team


It is the only club in Yemen that has not been relegated to the lowest football leagues throughout its history.

Archive photo of the team


This is a great advantage for this great club that confirms its superiority and merit in the Yemeni ball.



External Posts


- Arab Club


Championship in Jeddah in 1985.


- First Arab Cooperation Council Championship - Jordan - 1989.


- 9th Asian Arab Club Championship 1989.


- Asian Champions League in 1985.


- Asian Champions League: 1990, 1994, 2001, 2002.


- AFC Cup: 2008, 2010.


- Arab Champions League: 2001, 2008.


- Asian Cup Cups: 1992, 1999.


- Second Arab Club Championship for Arab Cooperation Council Champions - Baghdad - 1990.


- New Year's Championship - Eritrea 1993.


- Arab Club Championship Finals League Champions - Qatar - 2001.


Is Ahli close to achieving his eleventh league title, which has been absent from his coffers for 18 years?

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