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Presidents

Years Chairman Championships (official)
1927–1930 Ali Sultan ×
1930–1934 Abdulaziz Jameel 1
1934–1937 Hamza Fitaihi ×
1937–1949 Mohamed Saeed Firaij ×
1949–1950 Abdulaziz Jameel ×
1950 Abdul Rahman Molla ×
1950–1954 Suliman Turki 2
1954–1956 Abdul Hamid Mashkhas ×
1956–1959 Abdul Latif Linjawi 4
1959–1960 Abdul Razzaq Al-Matbuli 1
1960–1962 Yousef Khalawi ×
1962–1966 Fathi Abdul Jadael 4
1966–1967 Yusuf Altawil 1
1968–1970 Ghazi Sultan ×
1970–1973 Mazen Rashad Pharaon ×
1973–1974 Ismael Mannaa ×
25 November 1974 – 1981 H.R.H. Prince Talal Bin Mansour 1
1981–1983 Sheikh Ibrahim Afandei 1
1983–1985 H.R.H. Prince Talal Bin Mansour ×
1985–1987 Abdul Fattah Nazer 3
1988–1989 Eng. Hasan Linjawi 1
1989–1990 Abdul Fattah Nazer 1
1990–1991 Dr. Adnan Jamjoom 2
1991–1993 Ahmed Masoud ×
1993–1994 Abdul Fattah Nazer ×
1994–1996 Dr. Adnan Jamjoom 2
1996–1999 Talaat Allaame 7
1999–2002 Ahmed Masoud 4
2002–2003 Eng. Hasan Jamjoum 1
2003 Jamal Abuemarh ×
1 July 2003 – 24 November 2007 Mansour Albalawi 7
24 November 2007 – 1 June 2009 Jamal Abuemarh 1
8 July 2009 – 29 May 2010 Dr. Khaled Al-Marzouki 1
28 June 2010 – 4 July 2011 Ibrahim Alawan ×
4 July 2011 – 17 June 2012 Major General Mohammed Bin Dakhel Al-Juhani ×

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