Manama, Following the directives of the High Committee of the Rashid Equestrian and Horseracing Club (REHC), chaired by His Highness Shaikh Isa bin Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, on the importance of establishing partnerships that contribute to supporting the efforts to advance the horseracing sport, and ensure the success of organizing international races and tournaments, REHC signed a silver sponsorship agreement, for the 2024/2025 horseracing season, with Charles Russell Speechlys, which is one of the leading international law firms. The agreement was signed by Yusuf Osama Buheji, CEO of REHC, and Mazen Al Mardhi, Partner at Charles Russell Speechlys. Buheji emphasised the importance of establishing partnerships with various local and international institutions and companies, in line with the Club's development efforts. This also aligns with the Kingdom's approach to hosting international horseracing events and tournaments. He also noted the importance of such agreements that open new horizons for cooper ation, praising the partnership with Charles Russell Speechlys. He acknowledged the firm's officials for their interest and continuous support for horseracing in the Kingdom of Bahrain. On his part, Al Mardhi expressed his appreciation for the partnership between Charles Russell Speechlys and REHC, and for becoming a silver sponsor for One of the races taking place on a Bahrain Turf Series race day in the upcoming season. He highlighted the firm's commitment to supporting the horseracing sport in Bahrain, which is witnessing great development at all levels, which contributes to enhancing the prestigious position of the Kingdom at the international level for horseracing. Source: Bahrain News Agency
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