Medeama have completed the signing of a partnership agreement with Saudi Arabia side Al-Wahda on Sunday.

The ambitious Ghanaian side signed the long-term deal with the gulf side which will see both clubs exchange programmes in areas of expertise.

Al-Wahda will establish an academy at Dompin – the birthplace of Medeama in the long term while helping to fund the club’s CAF Confederation Cup campaign in the interim.

The deal was signed by Medeama president Moses Armah and Al-Wahda chairman Morsi Hisham Morsi and witnessed by lawyer Daniel Amoah and Chief Executive Officer of Step by Step Football Management-brokers of the deal Hanni at the Alisa Hotel in Accra.

Al Wahda will also offer practical support and advice in youth coaching, player development, fitness and medical matters, and football business strategy to the Mauve and Yellows.

Medeama will work closely with Al Wahda to help the club build and grow its brand in the emerging African territory.