Rami Bitar launches his vision for Al-Najma Club towards a "golden age" at the Beauty, Mental and Physical Health Forum

On the sidelines of the third edition of the “Beauty, Mental and Physical Health Forum,” Rami Bitar, founder and CEO of Capital Partners Holding and CEO of Nejmeh SC, emphasized the importance of sports as an essential part of any discussion related to mental and physical health and community building, stressing that “building nations begins with building people.” In his address at the forum, Bitar thanked the organizers for “creating a platform of this size and importance in Lebanon, at a time when maintaining mental and physical balance has become a daily challenge for many people.” He noted that the concept of wellbeing is no longer solely linked to outward appearance or luxury, but rather to a person’s ability to cope with stress and maintain their mental and physical health. He pointed out that sports not only build strong bodies, but also contribute to character development and reinforce values ​​of discipline, commitment, and perseverance. Furthermore, it provides young people with a space to express themselves amidst the economic, social, and psychological pressures that Lebanon is experiencing today. Bitar affirmed that sports are no longer merely a recreational or social activity, but have become a comprehensive economic sector that creates job opportunities for coaches, administrators, therapists, media professionals, content creators, and others. He added that investing in stadiums, academies, and tournaments directly impacts the economy and opens new horizons for Lebanese youth. He also outlined his vision for developing Al-Najma Club, which aims to lead the club into a “golden age” through a plan based on four key pillars: modernizing the infrastructure and stadium, developing emerging talents through a professional academy, expanding the club’s sports offerings to include futsal, women’s football, beach soccer, and e-sports, and building sustainable revenue streams through partnerships, sponsorships, and launching merchandise bearing the club’s identity. Bitar concluded by emphasizing that Al-Najma Club is not just a sports club, but a space of hope that unites Lebanese people around a shared passion, adding: “We may not be able to change the country’s reality overnight, but every young person who chooses to train instead of giving up, and every person who regains faith in their future in this country, is taking a real step forward.”