A volleyball match takes place at Vinh Phuc gymnasium. (Photo: vinhphuc.gov.vn)
Vinh Phuc (VNA)ꦗ – The northern province of Vinh Phuc is ready for the 2023 Asian Women’s Club Volleyball Championshipwhich it will host from April 25 to May 2.
The volleyball championship will bring together nine teams fromhost Vietnam, Iran, Japan, Taiwan (China), Kazakhstan, Thailand, China,Mongolia, and Hong Kong (China). The provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism hasestablished specialised sub-committees and groups to ensure theorganisation of the tournament; develop scripts and decoration plans for theopening ceremony, closing ceremony, and awarding ceremonies as well astransportation and accommodations for teams.
The provincial sport competition hall will be decorated with banners, flags and posters, and big LED display screens will be installed for fans to watch the games.
The province also develops plans to ensure COVID-19 preventionand control with medical teams and equipment. Delegates, athletes, andparticipants of the volleyball tournament are advised to take proper preventivemeasures.
💖 Many cultural, arts and tourism activities will be held on the occasion./.
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A volleyball match takes place at Vinh Phuc gymnasium. (Photo: vinhphuc.gov.vn) 
