$15 Million to Support Youth Sports Development Initiatives
A total of $15 million has been jointly committed by the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports (MCYS), the Ministry of Education (MOE) and…
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Asian Sport for All Association
ASFAA is a non-profit organization and the regional body dedicated to the promotion of the Sport for All (SfA) Movement in the Asian and Oceania Region.
40 news items in 2009 · page 3 of 4.
A total of $15 million has been jointly committed by the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports (MCYS), the Ministry of Education (MOE) and…
Read moreThe TAFISA Board has confirmed its decision to create an "Active Cities" program to promote active living amongst citizens of cities and communities of all…
Read moreThe Sport Affairs Department of Qatar Olympic Committee, will organize the Olympic Day Run at the Aspire Zone on Friday, April 17, 2009. Mr Khalil Ibrahim Al…
Read moreThe 26th ASFAA Board Meeting was held in Macau, China from March 18 to 19, 2009. 13 delegates were present at this meeting, including Mr. Feng…
Read moreThe Suburban @ North East Run 2009, the first of its kind in Singapore, was a huge success. This was because of its main objectives. Aside from advocating a…
Read moreIn a recent interview, Mr. Heidari, President of Iran Sport for All Federation, showed satisfaction for developing sport among families, saying "one day all 70…
Read moreNational Youth Week is the biggest celebration of young people (aged 12 - 25) on the Australian calendar. The Australian Sports Commission is proud to be a…
Read moreThe second edition of the Physical Fitness programme for women and above nine-year-old girls continued on February 16 at the sport hall of Al Ahnaf Ibn Qais…
Read moreSwimming competitions were held for schools girls in the Schools Olympic Day under the banner of 'Sport and environment' at the Hamad Aquatics complex on…
Read moreSingaporeans can expect more updates on the local youth sports scene right from their television screens with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding…
Read moreIt is no secret today that Mauritius is among the top countries which is actually facing an acute problem as far as the health of its population is concerned.…
Read moreThe 2007/08 Active New Zealand Survey demonstrates that large numbers of Kiwi adults continue to participate in sport and recreation. The new research also…
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