This year's Nad Al Sheba Sports Volleyball Championship witnessed a remarkable participation from the Emirati international referee Hamed Al-Rousi, who added significant value to the championship with his presence. Hamed Al-Rousi, who announced his retirement from refereeing after a distinguished career spanning 36 years, is considered one of the most prominent volleyball referees on the international level.

Hamed Al-Rousi began his refereeing career in 1988 and obtained his international badge in 1995. Throughout his career, Al-Rousi officiated numerous local and international finals, including seven World Championships, eight Grand Prix finals, and three Nations League finals. He was also the only Arab referee to officiate volleyball competitions at the "Tokyo 2020" and "Paris 2024" Olympic Games.

In the Nad Al Sheba Sports Championship, Hamed Al-Rousi's presence had a significant impact on the level of refereeing and competition. With his extensive experience and deep knowledge of the game's rules, Al-Rousi contributed to ensuring the smooth and fair conduct of matches, adding more professionalism and credibility to the championship. This achievement reflects his great commitment and dedication to serving the sport of volleyball, both locally and internationally.