The Kuwaiti Football Association has communicated a preliminary date for the return of sports activity in the country, specifically stating that April 2 will mark the recommencement of matches in the Kuwaiti Football League. They have also indicated that club training will start a week prior to this date to prepare players for the upcoming games. This move follows a letter sent to the Minister of Youth and Sports, Dr. Tarek Al-Jalhamah, reinforcing their commitment to resume athletic events while adhering to health guidelines.

In a statement, the association emphasized its dedication to ensuring the safety of all personnel associated with the clubs, including players and medical staff, by conducting matches without any audience present. The association is set to complete all remaining fixtures in various competitions, ensuring that none of the matches or tournaments under its jurisdiction will be canceled this season. Moreover, it has prepared a detailed schedule for the remaining matches to guide teams and fans alike.

Subsequent to this announcement, the football federation reiterated that although a resumption date has been set, the halt on sports activities remains effective until higher authorities provide the necessary approval. This highlights the delicate balance the federation is maintaining between pushing for revival of sports amid ongoing health considerations and adhering to governmental regulations.