The meeting, chaired by Mr. Cai Yi and highlighted by AVC President Mrs. Rita Subowo, remains the most up-to-date information available. It focused on financial reviews, budget discussions for the coming years, and the collaboration with the FIVB for development projects in Asia.

It’s important to note the broader context of the AVC’s activities and strategic goals. The AVC’s emphasis on financial stability and development projects is part of its larger mission to promote volleyball across Asia. This includes not only financial management but also the development of the sport through various committees and initiatives aimed at coaching, marketing, and event organization. The collaboration with the FIVB and the support for National Federations are critical components of this mission, as they aim to elevate the level of volleyball competition and participation across the continent.

Furthermore, the AVC’s plans and budget discussions for 2024 and 2025 indicate a forward-looking approach to governance and sport development. These discussions likely cover the preparation and support for upcoming international competitions, development programs for athletes and coaches, and the promotion of volleyball to new audiences. The specific outcomes and proposals from these budget discussions would be crucial for the AVC’s strategic planning and operational effectiveness in the coming years.

As the AVC continues to work on these initiatives, the outcomes of these meetings and the implementation of their decisions will be key to the growth and popularity of volleyball in Asia. The collaboration with international bodies like the FIVB and the focus on financial management and development projects highlight the AVC’s commitment to both excellence in governance and the promotion of the sport.