The Saudi U-17 women's national football team launched its preparatory camp in Amman, the capital of Jordan, on Wednesday, in preparation for participating in the West Asian Football Federation Championship, hosted by Jordan from July 17 to 25, with 7 teams participating. This camp is part of the program prepared by the technical staff to raise the physical readiness of the players and enhance harmony among team elements before the tournament. The coaching staff called up 24 players: Dana Al-Benali, Jud Ibrahim, Maryam Al-Tayyar, Rital Hakami, Arwa Al-Rashid, Diala Sarouji, Sawar Amro, Hawraa Jalal, Reem Al-Mubarak, Jud Al-Omoudi, Hiba Ohashi, Ghala Saleh, Ghadi Al-Otaibi, Rimas Ahmed, Jawan Al-Nassar, Rimas Al-Aradi, Hala Al-Shadoukhi, Sadeem Al-Sahimi, Reema Abdulaziz, Kenzi Alaa, Dima Ibrahim, Yara Al-Saleh, Zainab Reda, Dana Al-Dahyan. The U-17 national team will start its campaign in the tournament by facing Syria on July 17, then meet Lebanon on July 19, and conclude the group stage against the UAE on July 21, in Group A matches at Prince Mohammed Stadium in Zarqa. Alia Al-Rashid, Director of Women's Football at the Saudi Football Federation, confirmed that participating in the West Asian Championship is an important milestone in the development of youth teams. She said, 'This tournament is an important opportunity for players to gain experience and competitive exposure at the regional level, and it is an extension of the Saudi Federation's efforts to build a strong base of young talents and prepare a generation capable of representing the nation and competing in future continental and international championships. We trust the capabilities of the players and look forward to performances that reflect the continuous development of Saudi women's football.'