The partnership outlines a major collaboration that won’t solely advance the game of volleyball in Asia and Oceania but in addition contribute to the game’s international improvement
The FIVB on Wednesday signed a groundbreaking partnership with Fukuoka Prefecture, the Oceania Zonal Volleyball Affiliation (OZVA) and the Japan Volleyball Affiliation (JVA), marking a major step in direction of the event of volleyball and seashore volleyball in Asia and Oceania.
The partnership outlines a complete framework for youth improvement within the area, aiming to determine volleyball because the primary household sport globally.
Key parts of the partnership between Fukuoka Prefecture, the FIVB, OZVA and JVA, embody initiatives akin to participant and coach improvement initiatives, alternate programmes for youth athletes and technical officers in addition to further competitors alternatives.
FIVB President Dr Ary S. Graça F° stated: “On the FIVB, our mission is to make sure volleyball and seashore volleyball proceed to develop in relevance and accessibility worldwide. This partnership with Fukuoka Prefecture, OZVA and JVA will little doubt assist speed up youth improvement in Asia and Oceania. The programmes in Fukuoka is not going to solely elevate the usual of play within the area but in addition strengthen volleyball’s standing because the premier household sport throughout the globe.”
Governor of Fukuoka prefecture, Hattori Seitaro said; “Fukuoka Prefecture is honoured to be partnering with these organisations and to be a part of such a incredible initiative. We’re excited to welcome athletes, coaches and groups from around the globe to our programmes in Fukuoka Prefecture and we sit up for contributing to the worldwide development of volleyball and seashore volleyball.”
OZVA President Hugh Graham added: “This partnership opens new doorways for volleyball improvement in Oceania. Our collaboration with the FIVB, Fukuoka Prefecture and JVA will present our athletes and coaches with much more alternatives to study, develop and compete on the highest ranges. We’re excited for what’s to return!”
JVA President Shunichi Kawai concluded: “The Japan Volleyball Affiliation is proud to return along with the FIVB, Fukuoka Prefecture and OZVA on this bold and essential initiative. The collaboration shall be essential in our efforts to develop the subsequent technology of volleyball expertise in Asia and Oceania, and to encourage future champions of the game.”
With the mixed efforts of the FIVB, Fukuoka Prefecture, OZVA and JVA, the way forward for volleyball is brighter than ever.
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