Emphasis on Data-Driven Decision-Making in Meeting with Strategic Studies Center of Ministry of Sport and Youth

Continuing to solidify its position as the scientific, research, and specialized arm of the country's sports, the Institute of Physical Education and Sports Sciences hosted the head of the Strategic Studies and Research Center of the Ministry of Sport and Youth and managers from the ministry. The strategic meeting focused on the development of scientific governance, data-driven decision-making, and the targeted utilization of the country's research and executive capacities.

Emphasis on Data-Driven Decision-Making in Meeting with Strategic Studies Center of Ministry of Sport and Youth

According to a statement from the Public Relations Office of the Institute of Physical Education and Sports Sciences, during this meeting, both parties emphasized the necessity of effective linkage between science, research, and the executive system of the country's sports. They stressed the expansion of joint cooperation to address current issues and challenges in the fields of sports, health, and research. It was also agreed that by synergizing existing capacities within the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology and the Ministry of Sport and Youth, the groundwork for implementing problem-oriented, practical, and impactful projects at the national level would be further strengthened.

Attendees of the meeting, pointing to the importance of evidence-based policy-making and scientific analysis, emphasized the necessity of developing infrastructure for monitoring, evaluation, and data analysis in the fields of sports and health. According to participants, the future of sports management and governance in the country depends on accurate, intelligent, and reliable data-based decision-making, and the Institute of Physical Education can play a central and strategic role in this path.

Subsequently, the necessity of utilizing the capacity of the network of elites and researchers, developing joint specialized projects, strengthening cross-sectoral interactions, and utilizing modern scientific technologies and approaches was emphasized. Both parties expressed hope that these interactions would pave the way for transformation in the research system, improve the quality of decision-making, and increase the effectiveness of policies and executive programs in the country's sports.

In conclusion, the continuation of specialized meetings and the strengthening of scientific and executive cooperation among relevant institutions was emphasized, with the aim of moving toward intelligent, scientific, and evidence-based governance in the country's sports.