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AVC chief visits executive committee of Asian Youth Games - Bahrain

Ramon Suzara, paid an official visit to the Executive Committee of the 3rd Asian Youth Games - Bahrain 2025, currently preparing for the major continental event set to take place in the

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Published 25 June 2025, 8:00 · Updated 18:14

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AVC chief visits executive committee of Asian Youth Games - Bahrain

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Asian Volleyball Confederation President (AVC), Mr. Ramon Suzara, paid an official visit to the Executive Committee of the 3rd Asian Youth Games - Bahrain 2025, currently preparing for the major continental event set to take place in the Kingdom of Bahrain from October 22 to 31.

Suzara, who also serves as head of the Philippine delegation to the Games, was welcomed at the official Headquarter of the organising committee by Yousif Duaij, Chairman of the Executive Committee, in the presence of Vice-Chairman Ahmed Mohammed Abdul Ghaffar, Chairman of the Technical Committee Lounes Madene, and Mohammed Al Thawadi, Vice President of the Bahrain Volleyball Federation and Director of Volleyball Competitions for the session.

During the meeting, Duaij praised the pivotal role of the Asian Volleyball Confederation in advancing the sport across the continent and commended its active collaboration with the Games’ organising committees in arranging both indoor and beach volleyball competitions for men and women.

He emphasized the committee’s commitment to delivering a high-quality sporting experience and ensuring the volleyball events are held to the highest standards.

In response, Suzara expressed his strong confidence in Bahrain’s capability to successfully host the Asian Youth Games, citing the Kingdom’s impressive track record in organizing international and continental volleyball events.

He affirmed the AVC’s full support for the Games and noted that the Philippines is preparing to participate with a substantial delegation of approximately 200 athletes across 11 to 12 sports disciplines.

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