Omar Ali has built an impressive career in table tennis, marked by a series of notable achievements. Starting with a strong foundation in 2007, he earned Gold in Junior Individual and Silver in Junior Doubles at the 11th Arab Table Tennis Championship in Yemen, followed by a Bronze in Men’s Teams at the Arab Games for Men in Cairo. His continued success in 2008 and 2009 saw them secure multiple podium finishes, including Silver in both Junior Singles and Doubles at the 12th Arab Championship (Cairo). The player consistently excelled at regional events, earning Silver and Bronze medals at prestigious competitions such as the Asian Universities Championship (2013) and the Second Arab Universities Championship (2015). In 2022, his dedication to the sport culminated in a Bronze at the Islamic Solidarity Games in Konya, Türkiye. With a career that blends individual talent and team contributions, Omar Ali remains a prominent figure in the table tennis community.

Notable Playing Accomplishments

• 2007:
  • Gold in Junior Individual at the 11th Arab Table Tennis Championship (Yemen).
  • Silver in Junior Doubles at the 11th Arab Table Tennis Championship (Yemen).
  • Bronze in Men’s Teams at the Arab Games for Men (Cairo).
• 2008:
  • Bronze with Junior Teams at the Arab Team Championship (Morocco).
  • Silver in the First Al-Quds Open Championship for Juniors (Yemen).
  • Silver with Youth Teams and Silver in Youth Individual at the 17th School Games (Jordan).
• 2009:
  • Silver in Junior Singles and Silver in Junior Doubles at the 12th Arab Championship (Cairo).
• 2010:
  • Bronze in Men’s Teams at the Arab Club Championship (Al-Saqr Club).
• 2013:
  • Silver in Men’s Teams and Bronze in Men’s Doubles at the Asian Universities Championship (Abu Dhabi).
• 2015:
  • Silver in Men’s Teams and Silver in Men’s Singles at the Second Arab Universities Championship (Muscat).
• 2019:
  • Second place in the qualifying tournament for the Sultanate of Oman finals (Muscat) with Ittihad Salalah Club.
• 2022:
  • Bronze at the Islamic Solidarity Games (Konya, Türkiye).