Dr. Sulaiman Amad is a Palestinian academic, sports administrator, and community leader from Nablus. He holds a Ph.D. in Sports Performance Analysis from the University of the Basque Country (Universidad del País Vasco), Spain, where he graduated with honors in 2021, and a Master’s degree in Sports Sciences from Yarmouk University, Jordan, where he ranked first in his faculty in 2009.

He has been an Assistant Professor in the Departments of Sports Sciences within the College of Educational Sciences and Teacher Preparation since 2010. He also serves as Sports Facilities Coordinator, Community Activities Coordinator, and Director of An-Najah Sports Academy for Children and Youth, overseeing various sports programs and activities.

Dr. Amad is the President of the Palestinian Football Association – Northern Branch and a Member of the Nablus Municipal Council. He also serves as the Coordinator of the Committee responsible for accommodating workers from Gaza at Nablus Municipal Stadium. His previous leadership roles include President of the Palestine Gymnastics Federation (2015–2017), President of the Competitions Committee of the Palestinian Football Association – Northern Branch, and Football Match Commissioner (2011–2020).

He is a Board Member of Seeds for Development and Culture Association and has served on the board of Future Sports Club for People with Disabilities, in addition to his involvement in various youth and community organizations. He actively contributes to and supervises community-based sports activities, with a strong commitment to youth empowerment, inclusion, and community development.

Dr. Amad has published scientific articles in sports and educational sciences and has participated in numerous conferences, workshops, and professional events, including presenting symposia in the field of sports sciences. His professional interests include sports performance analysis, sports facilities management, football development, sports administration, physical education, and community sport. He believes that sport is more than competition—it is a community culture, an educational tool, and a national message.

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