The Philippines is set to welcome the world’s volleyball elite from 12 to 28 September
The International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) and Volleyball World are delighted to announce the selection of the Philippines as the host country for the highly anticipated FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championship in 2025. The event is scheduled to take place from 12 to 28 September and will bring together the world’s top 32 volleyball teams vying for the championship title.
The Philippines emerged as the successful bidder amidst an extremely competitive field of potential hosts. The final decision was made following a rigorous evaluation process where the FIVB and Volleyball World found the Philippine bid to be particularly strong; with its emphasis on ensuring a continued growth of the event and the country’s commitment to the development of volleyball globally.
“This prestigious event will not only inspire a new generation of athletes but will also help to encourage increased participation in sport at all levels in the country and wider region,” stated FIVB President Dr Ary S. Graça F°. “We are confident that the Philippines, supported by our innovative Volleyball Empowerment programme, will host an extraordinary World Championship that will leave a lasting legacy and help to cultivate an even brighter future for our sport globally.”
“It is with great excitement that we announce the Philippines as the host for the Volleyball Men’s World Championship 2025,” said Finn Taylor, CEO of Volleyball World. “This decision underscores our dedication to expanding volleyball’s global footprint and engaging with fans worldwide. The Philippines, with its proven track record of hosting major volleyball events and passionate fanbase, is well-positioned to deliver an exceptional championship that will showcase the best of the sport.”
The Philippine bid was led by the country’s government. The collaboration between key executives, several administrative departments, the country’s Secretary of Tourism, the Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF) and private stakeholders played a pivotal role in securing the bid and demonstrating the country’s readiness to host a world-class sporting event.
Senator of the Philippines Pia Caytano stated “Our successful bid to host the FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championship further reinforces our country’s track record in staging world-class events. With the support and commitment of both our government, and the private…
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