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QSL, ICSS reaffirm commitment towards integrity, transparency

Apr 22, 2026

Doha [Qatar], April 22: As part of their ongoing co-operation and co-ordination to ensure the highest standards of integrity in competitions and guarantee transparency and fair play for teams and players, the Qatar Stars League (QSL) and International Centre for Sport Security (ICSS) have reaffirmed their commitment towards integrity in Doha Bank Stars League matches.
Both entities collaborate to ensure integrity and transparency in competitions throughout the season, particularly in crucial rounds.
The final round (Week 22) of the season has become crucial in determining the league champions and final positions - be they the top-four finish or relegation to Second Division. It may be noted that QSL and ICSS have a joint work programme in place based on promoting integrity and transparency.
It included several workshops and training courses for those involved in professional football, with the participation of club company representatives, players and coaches. (QSL)
Source: Qatar Tribune

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