Collaboration Between IWGA and COC to Promote Sports and Disciplines

The International World Games Association and the Chinese Olympic Committee Sign MOU

The International World Games Association (IWGA) and the Chinese Olympic Committee (COC) have recently announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to further promote sports and disciplines that appear on the World Games program. This collaboration aims to strengthen the relationship between the two organizations and enhance the development of sports in China.

Background

The World Games is a multi-sport event held every four years, featuring sports and disciplines that are not included in the Olympic Games. It provides a platform for athletes from various sports to showcase their skills and compete at an international level. The IWGA is responsible for the organization and management of the World Games, while the COC oversees the Olympic movement in China.

Enhancing Cooperation

The signing of the MOU between the IWGA and the COC signifies their commitment to working together to promote sports and disciplines that appear on the World Games program. This collaboration will involve sharing expertise, resources, and knowledge to enhance the development of these sports in China.

One of the key outcomes of this partnership is the hosting of the 12th edition of the World Games in Chengdu, China, from 7 to 17 August 2025. This event will provide a unique opportunity for athletes from around the world to compete in various sports and disciplines and showcase their talents to a global audience.

Promoting Sports and Disciplines

The MOU aims to promote the growth and popularity of sports and disciplines that appear on the World Games program. This includes organizing events, competitions, and training programs to encourage participation and talent development in these sports.

By collaborating with the COC, the IWGA aims to increase awareness and interest in these sports among the Chinese population. This will not only contribute to the overall development of sports in China but also provide a platform for Chinese athletes to excel in international competitions.

Conclusion

The signing of the MOU between the IWGA and the COC marks a significant step towards promoting sports and disciplines that appear on the World Games program. This collaboration will not only strengthen the relationship between the two organizations but also enhance the development of sports in China. The upcoming 12th edition of the World Games in Chengdu, China, will provide a platform for athletes from around the world to showcase their skills and compete at an international level. Through this partnership, the IWGA and the COC aim to increase awareness and interest in these sports, contributing to the overall growth and popularity of the World Games.