Mouna Cheikh

Senior Sports Administrator and Physical Education Educator with over 15 years of leadership experience in sports governance, educational development, and institutional capacity building. Extensive background in supervising sports associations, designing strategic initiatives, and organizing national and international sporting events. Internationally trained in Beijing (People’s Republic of China, 2023) in organizing major sports events for developing countries.

Committed to supporting Qatar National Vision 2030 through human development, youth empowerment, women’s leadership advancement, and high-quality educational excellence aligned with MOEHE standards.

Women’s Sports Delegate (2021 – Present)

• Lead strategic development programs to enhance women’s participation in sports.
• Supervise governance and compliance of regional sports associations.
• Organize national seminars and structured development initiatives.
• Represent Ministry in policy coordination and institutional meetings.

Part-Time Physical Education Teacher at Middle School (2023 – Present)

• Deliver structured PE curriculum promoting physical literacy and holistic student development.
• Encourage inclusive participation, teamwork, and leadership skills.
• Organize school competitions and extracurricular engagement programs.

Chairwoman – Sponsoring Committee at African Nations Cup for Universities Football (2023 – 2023)

• Directed sponsorship strategy and ensured high-level event execution.
• Coordinated institutional stakeholders and partners.

Representative of Civilian Sports at Regional Delegations (2011 – 2021)

• Conducted oversight of 17 sports associations.
• Organized major events including Sfax International Marathon.
• Delivered leadership training programs for sports managers.
• Managed private sports facility compliance and investment review.

University Sports’ Senior Technician – Higher Institute of Sports and Physical Education, Sfax (2006)

– Faculty of Economic Sciences and Management (2004)

Baccalaureate in Economics (2003)