The new director of the Kish Lifeguard and Diving Board was appointed
Following the management changes in the Kish sports field, Alireza Rumandeh was appointed as the head of the lifeguard and diving board by the decree of the CEO of the Kish Free Zone Organization. An appointment in a field that is of particular importance considering the position of marine tourism in Kish.
Following the management changes in the Kish sports field, Alireza Rumandeh was appointed as the head of the lifeguard and diving board by the decree of the CEO of the Kish Free Zone Organization. An appointment in a field that is of particular importance considering the position of marine tourism in Kish.
According to Ambassador Arjan from Kish, Mohammad Kabiri, CEO of Kish Free Zone Organization, appointed Alireza Rumandeh as the new head of the Kish Lifeguard and Diving Committee, and during a ceremony held on this occasion, Kish's vice president of sports and healthy recreation granted Rumandeh's appointment.
Alireza Rumande has a master's degree in sports management and has also studied in specialized fields related to maritime activities. Among the educational and professional records announced for him are international marina management from Australia and sailing management from the Asian Sailing Confederation.
The lifeguard and diving board is one of the sports groups related to aquatic and marine activities, and the missions of this field, especially in touristic areas like Kish, are related to issues such as improving specialized skills, training, lifeguards' preparation and helping to increase the safety of marine activities.
Considering the vast capacities of Kish in marine tourism and water sports, the development of specialized training and attention to safety requirements on beaches and marine recreational activities can be one of the important axes of this field.
The appointment of the new head of this board has been made in a situation where the safety of tourists and the development of sea sports infrastructure are important issues in the way of strengthening the position of Kish tourism.