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JOINT MEETING CONDUCTED AHEAD OF ASIAN MEN’S U18 CHAMPIONSHIP IN BAHRAIN

JOINT MEETING CONDUCTED AHEAD OF ASIAN MEN’S U18 CHAMPIONSHIP IN BAHRAIN

Manama, Bahrain, July 26, 2024 – Control Committee President and Technical Delegate Mr Yermek Syrlybayev from Kazakhstan chaired the joint meeting between the Control Committee and the Bahrain Volleyball Association (BVA) Executive Committee at Swiss-Belhotel Seef in Seef District to keep all attendants updated with a detailed explanation of all the regulations that will be applied for the upcoming 15th Asian Men’s U18 Volleyball Championship as well as roles and responsibilities of Committee Members between the two competition venues.

The gathering began with a welcome message from the tournament’s Director of Operations Habib Mohammed Abdulla, through which he conveyed the greetings of the event’s Supreme Organising Committee, headed by BVA President Shaikh Ali bin Mohammed Al Khalifa, and Executive Committee Chairman, Feras Al Helwachi.

Abdulla wished the visiting officials a pleasant stay in the country and expressed his appreciation for the confidence of the Asian Volleyball Confederation (AVC) in Bahrain to host continental tournaments under its banner.

Abdulla said he is delighted to welcome the AVC delegates and wished the Control Committee and the visiting delegations the best success in the coming period.

For his part, Mr Yermek Syrlybayev praised the warm reception and hospitality given to them upon their arrival in the Kingdom. He added that they had previously been to Bahrain and have an idea of the BVA’s organisational capabilities and the services provided to the participating national teams and officials.

Yermek pointed out that Bahrain has been able to attract many events on the international and continental levels and this has given the Kingdom a prominent position on the global volleyball map.

He added that Bahrain’s playing host to the two Asian championships within a period of two months is a tremendous feat, pertaining to the AVC Challenge Cup for Men 2024 held in June, and it indicates a great interest in the game by the BVA.

Yermek said he is completely satisfied with the level of accommodation, transportation, and food being provided to the participants, which reflects the great care of the Supreme Organising Committee for the tournament.

The Control Committee then made inspection visits to the championship’s competition venues at Isa Sports City in Riffa and the various training halls across the Kingdom.

 

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