The Asian Volleyball Confederation (AVC) House was launched in Bangkok, Thailand, two days before the end of their hosting of the FIVB Women's World Championship.
AVC president Ramon "Tats" Suzara stated that this facility will be the home of Asian volleyball and will help in managing the sport's success in Southeast Asia.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by top officials from world volleyball, including Philippine Sports Commission chairman Patrick "Pato" Gregorio, FIVB president Fabio Azevedo, and incoming AVC chief Rita Subowo.
Suzara welcomed all volleyball stakeholders, including fans, universities, and club teams, to the AVC House, emphasizing its openness to various sports entities.
The AVC House is a two-storey mansion situated on a 2,800-square meter lot in Khet Saphan Sung, Bangkok, and was inaugurated by the presidents of the Thailand Volleyball Association and the National Olympic Committee of Thailand.
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