Qatar’s diplomatic, consular and representative missions abroad held numerous sporting activities to mark the National Sport Day, amid Covid precautionary measures and procedures.
Qatar’s embassy in Brussels, Belgium, held sporting events with the participation of ambassador Abdulrahman bin Muhammad al-Khulaifi, the embassy and military attache staff.
In Athens, Greece, Qatar’s embassy organised sporting events with the participation of ambassador Abdulaziz Ali al-Naama and the embassy staff. The activities included competitions in walking, jogging and warm-ups.
In Amman, Jordan, sporting events were held by Qatar’s embassy with the participation of ambassador Sheikh Saud bin Nasser bin Jassim al-Thani, military attache Brigadier General Mubarak bin Ahmed al-Nasr, cultural attache Hamad bin Abdullah al-Sharif, members of the diplomatic mission, a number of officials and embassy staff.
Qatar’s embassy in Rome, Italy, held various sporting events with the participation of the diplomatic staff, Qatar’s defence attache and a number of local employees at the embassy.  Programmes included power walking, jogging and various physical exercises.
In Belgrade, Serbia, sporting events were held by Qatar’s embassy with the participation of ambassador Sheikh Mubarak bin Fahd al-Thani and embassy staff. The programmes included bowling competitions.
In Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, sporting events were organised by Qatar’s embassy with the participation of ambassador Sultan bin Ali al-Khater and embassy staff. The programmes included climbing the slopes of Mount Igman, skiing, soccer and walking.
Qatar’s embassy in Bamako, Mali, organised sporting events with the participation of ambassador Ahmed Abudlrahman al-Senedy and embassy staff. A number of ministers in the Mali government also attended.
In Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, sporting events were held by Qatar’s embassy with the participation of ambassador Hussein bin Ahmed al-Hamid and embassy staff. The ambassador said the National Sport Day was a great occasion to raise awareness on the importance of being physically active on a daily basis. Events included a football match between embassy staff and employees of Qatar Airway’s Tanzania office.
In Rabat, Morocco, Qatar’s embassy organised sporting events  with the participation of ambassador Fahd bin Ibrahim al-Hamad al-Mana, members of the mission, and embassy staff.
In Accra, Ghana, Qatar’s embassy held sporting events with the participation of ambassador Mohammed bin Ahmed al-Hamid, and embassy staff. The day’s events included walking and running.
In Lisbon, Portugal, Qatar’s embassy held sporting events with the participation of the diplomatic staff. The programme included cycling. 
In Kuwait, Qatar’s embassy held sporting events with the participation of embassy staff.
In Skopje, North Macedonia, sporting events were organised by Qatar’s embassy with the participation of embassy charge d’affairs Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al-Thani, members of the mission and employees. The programme included walking.
In Kathmandu, Nepal, Qatar’s embassy organised events with the participation of acting charge d’affairs Khalid bin Abdullah al-Ibrahim, and third secretary Khalifa bin Ahmed al-Maadeed, in addition to local employees. The events included various sports activities.
In Zagreb, Croatia activities were organised by Qatar’s embassy. Event held included football matches and a number of sports and entertainment activities.
In Dushanbe, Tajikistan, Qatar’s embassy organised sporting events as charge d’affairs Khalid bin Abdulaziz al-Kuwari, in a speech on the occasion, called on everyone to pay attention to sports and make it a way of life. The day’s programme included various sports competitions between employees.
In Monrovia, Liberia, sporting events were held by Qatar’s embassy with the participation of charge d’affairs Mohammed Abdullah al-Sada, and members of the embassy. The programmes included competitions in running and swimming.
In Budapest, Hungary, sporting events were held by Qatar’s embassy with the participation of charge d’affairs Youssef Shaban, diplomat Nawaf Abdul Hamid al-Kubaisi and embassy employees. Activities included walking in the city park.
In Tehran, Iran, Qatar’s embassy held sporting events with the participation of the diplomatic staff, employees and workers of the embassy. The programme, which was held at a sports complex, included competitions in team sports.
In Asuncion, Paraguay, Qatar’s embassy organised events with the participation of charge d’affairs Saeed bin Hamad al-Marri and the embassy staff. The activities included football and walking competitions.
In Tbilisi, Georgia, sporting events were organised by Qatar’s embassy with the participation of embassy staff and employees. The events included a number of sports activities.
In Hong Kong, the consulate general of Qatar in the Hong Kong region, organised sporting events with the participation of the consulate staff. 
In Karachi, Pakistan,  Qatar’s embassy held sporting events with the participation of the consulate staff and employees. 
In Amsterdam, Netherlands, sporting events were held by Qatar’s embassy with the participation of ambassador Abdulla Hussain al-Jaber, and embassy staff.
In Ottawa, Canada, Qatar’s embassy organised sports events with the participation of the embassy staff.
In Beijing, China, Qatar’s embassy held sports events with the participation of the embassy staff. Events included a number of sports activities.
In New Delhi, India, Qatar’s embassy organised sports events with the participation of ambassador Mohammed bin Khater al-Khater, as well as members of the embassy and local employees.
In Tokyo, Japan, event were held by Qatar’s embassy  with the participation of ambassador Hassan bin Mohammed Rafi al-Emadi, members of the diplomatic mission and all embassy employees.
In Tirana, Albania, Qatar’s embassy organised sports events  with the participation of acting charge d’affairs Abdullah Ibrahim Muhammad al-Emadi, the diplomatic staff and embassy employees.
In Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, Qatar’s embassy organised events with the participation of  ambassador Jaber bin Jarallah al-Marri and members of the embassy.
In Chisinau, Moldova, Qatar’s embassy organised events with the participation of embassy employees. Activities included walking and running.
In London, United Kingdom, Qatar’s embassy organised a virtual discussion session on sports as health and diplomatic means. Acting charge d’affaires Mohammed bin Abdullah al-Jaber, a number of sports, academic and government figures in Qatar and the UK participated. 
In Ankara, Turkey, Qatar’s embassy organised sports events with the participation of ambassador Salem Mubarak Shafi al-Shafi, a number of parliamentarians, embassy staff and a group of Turkish athletes. The programme included a friendly football match.
In Istanbul, Qatar’s consulate general hosted sports event  with the participation of diplomatic staff and the consulate personnel.
In Baku, Azerbaijan, Qatar’s embassy held sports events with the participation of acting charge d’Affairs Khalid bin Mohammed al-Malki and embassy staff.
In Mbabane, Eswatini, Qatar’s embassy organised sports events with the participation of acting charge d’affairs Ahmed bin Tajer Mohammed al-Sada and embassy staff. The under-secretary of Eswatini’s ministry of foreign affairs and international co-operation, Kennedy Groening, also participated. The programme included various sports activities, including walking, running, football and volleyball.
In Minsk, Belarus, Qatar’s embassy organised sports events with the participation of the embassy staff. 
In Valletta, Malt, Qatar’s embassy hosted sports events with the participation of acting charge d’affairs Khalid Ali Abdullah Abel and the embassy staff. The programme included various sports activities.