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Chefs
de mission seminar for Guangzhou 2010 Asian Para Games
11-5-2010
GUANGZHOU,
China: The Guangzhou Asian Para Games Organizing Committee
(GAPGOC) will be conducting the Chefs de Mission Seminar of
the 2010 Asian Para Games here from May 28 to 29.
GAPGOC
will announce to the National Paralympic Committees (NPCs)
policies and procedures during the Games at the CDM seminar,
which will take place on May 28 and 29.
The
Guangzhou 2010 Asian Para Games are scheduled for December
12-19.
As
a major milestone in the lead-up to the Games, the seminar
will mark the transition of Games preparations from policy
making to task force and operations at venues.
The
third Asian Paralympic Committee (APC) Coordination Commission
which concluded last week here resolved several matters pertaining
to sports entries, partcipation and other significant aspects
of the Games.Senior officials and experts of the International
Paralympic Committee (IPC), APC and National Paralympic Committee
of China attended the meeting and expressed their satisfaction
with GAPGOC’s preparations for the Games.
APC,
being the governing body of the movement in the continent,
were satisfied with the preparation which include barrier-free
facilities at the Games venues, the Opening and Closing Ceremonies,
Torch Relay and related dossiers as well as the welfare of
disabled people in Guangzhou.
The
Official Magazine of Guangzhou 2010 Asian Para Games will
be officially released on the sidelines of the Chefs de Mission
Seminar on May 28.
The
venuisation operation of the 2010 Asian Para Games has started
after the completion of some important documents such as General
Policies and Regulations for Venues of Guangzhou 2010 Asian
Para Games and Plan on Structure and Responsibilities of Venue-Based
Teams of Guangzhou 2010 Asian Para Games. Competition procedures
and medical classification have also been generally finalized.
Twenty competition venues and seven training venues have been
chosen while decisions on the sports events programme and
competition schedules have also been finalized.
Tests
events ware expected to commence in July, among others involving
five sports which include Goalball, Wheelchair Tennis, Boccia,
Wheelchair Basketball and Para Table Tennis.
About
The Asian Para Games
The
Asian Para Games will be held in Guangzhou from December 12
to 19, 2010 – two weeks after the conclusion of The
16th Asian Games - featuring 3,000 athletes from 41 Asian
countries and regions competing in 19 sports.
About
2,000 team officials, 1,100 technical officials and 2,000
members of domestic and international media are expected for
the event.
Source:
www.gzapg2010.cn/en/
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