AMMAN — The Asian Handball Federation (AFC) has decided to move the Asian women's qualifiers,
which was to be held in South Korea, to Amman from September 15–25.
Jordan Handball
Federation President Tayseer Al Mansi told Jordan News, "The AFC board of
directors welcomed the unanimous decision of the AFC to choose Jordan to host
this major tournament."
He pointed out that the
selection of Jordan confirms the nation’s great technical capabilities and
administrative expertise to be able to host such an event.
A delegation from the AFC
is due to visit Jordan next week to check on the technical and administrative
preparations, inspect the gyms that will host the matches and team training, as
well as select the hotels for this tournament.
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AMMAN — The
Asian Handball Federation (AFC) has decided to move the Asian women's qualifiers,
which was to be held in South Korea, to Amman from September 15–25.
Jordan Handball
Federation President Tayseer Al Mansi told
Jordan News, "The AFC board of
directors welcomed the unanimous decision of the AFC to choose Jordan to host
this major tournament."
He pointed out that the
selection of Jordan confirms the nation’s great technical capabilities and
administrative expertise to be able to host such an event.
A delegation from the AFC
is due to visit Jordan next week to check on the technical and administrative
preparations, inspect the gyms that will host the matches and team training, as
well as select the hotels for this tournament.
Read more Sports
