A Memorandum of Understanding between Cyprus and Cuba for Cooperation in the field of Sports was signed today, at a special ceremony held at the Ministry of Education, Sports and Youth, by the Minister of Education, Sports and Youth Mr. The ceremony was also attended by the President of the Cyprus Sports Organization (CSO), Mr. Andreas Michaelides, as the CSO is the competent authority responsible for the implementation of this Memorandum of Understanding.
The signing ceremony was also attended by the President of the Cyprus Sports Organization (CSO), Mr. Andreas Michaelides, as the CSO is the competent authority responsible for the implementation of this Memorandum of Understanding.
The signing ceremony was also attended by the President of the Cyprus Sports Organization (CSO), Mr. Andreas Michaelides, as the CSO is the competent authority responsible for the implementation of this Memorandum of Understanding.
The signing ceremony was also attended by the President of the Cyprus Sports Organization (CSO), Mr. Andreas Michaelides, as the CSO is the competent authority responsible for the implementation of this Memorandum of Understanding.
The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding is part of the efforts of the Ministry of Education, Sports and Youth to promote Cypriot sport in the international arena and support Cypriot athletes, both at team and individual level, through beneficial partnerships with other countries.
This Memorandum seeks to upgrade the cooperation between Cyprus and Cuba on issues of mutual sporting interest, as well as to promote sports relations between the two countries at the highest possible level.
Specifically, the Memorandum of Understanding seeks to strengthen cooperation between the competent sports authorities of the two countries, through actions such as (a) the organization of sports events, (b) the participation of national sports teams and athletes in major tournaments of the two States, (c) the exchange of visits by athletes, sports delegations, coaches, experts, competent officials and specialists in the field of sport and physical education, (d) the exchange of invitations to athletes and sports delegations to participate in bilateral or international sports events to be organised in the two countries; (e) cooperation in the management and maintenance of sports facilities and equipment; and (f) the exchange of information and views on sports and physical education related issues and other areas of mutual interest, such as anti-doping control and information technologies in the field of sport.
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