The year will begin with the finals of the Qatar Volleyball Association's 'King of the Court' beach volleyball competition in early January, followed by the Beach Pro Tour Elite 16 in February.
The Qatar Golf Association will host the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters in February, as well as the Qatar ExxonMobil Open for Men and the Qatar TotalEnergies Open for Women, which will be organized by the Qatar Tennis, Squash, Padel, and Badminton Federation. Meanwhile, the Qatar Shooting & Archery Association will host both the HH The Amir's Shooting Cup and the Lusail Shotgun Championship.
The FIG Artistic Gymnastics Apparatus World Cup will take place in April, with both men's and women's contests. In June, the Qatar Basketball Federation will host the FIBA 3x3 U23 Youth League. The Qatar Tennis, Squash, Padel, and Badminton Federation will conduct the Q-Terminals Qatar Classic squash event later this year, from September 28 to October 4.
The QOC's annual sports schedule has 36 international competitions, including the Al Shaqab International League, which qualifies for the FEI Group 7 final.
The WTT Star Contender, Qatar Fencing Grand Prix, Qatar International Optimist Sailing Championship, HH The Amir's Sword Equestrian Festival, Commercial Bank CHI Al Shaqab presented by Longines, Doha Diamond League athletics, the 5th Qatar Open Taekwondo Championship, and the 10th Qatar Weightlifting Cup will all get fans excited.
At the Asian level, Qatar will host 14 events, including the Asian Beach Volleyball Championship, the FIBA Asia Cup 2025 Qualifiers, the West Asia One-Day Athletics Championship, the West Asia Badminton Championship, and the Asian Padel Championship.
On the Arab level, the Qatar Football Association will host the FIFA Arab Cup from December 1 to 18.
The Gulf events will involve six championships, including the GCC Men's Tennis Championship (singles and doubles), the GCC Padel Team Championship for U-14, U-18, men and women, and the GCC Youth and Junior Athletics Championship.
