Int’l experts share sports experiences in HCM City

27/08/2008 -- 9:58 PM

HCM City (VNA) - Over 350 sports scientists and experts flocked to a three-day international symposium on sports sciences which opened in Ho Chi Minh City on August 27. The participants come from China, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Thailand, Russia, France, Belgium and Taiwan , in addition to domestic experts from major sports and scientific research centres. They focused the opening day on Beijing Olympic experiences, impressed with the host China’s excellent organisation and its lead in the Olympic standing. Dr. Ye Jia Bao from the Tienjin Sports University of China highlighted an opportunity of reforms for Chinese sports in the post-Olympic era with the Government’s less involvement into the sports sector and gradually leaving it to the market demand. Other sports experts from China shared experiences in the sports legal system and a hi-tech Olympic model. Scientists from Japan introduced medical-biological sports and physical exercises good for health such as to prevent obesity and diabetes. Taiwanese experts shared experiences in raising fund for sports and sports marketing. The workshop is scheduled to hold several seminars on different topics related to sports in the next two days. Seminars on entertainment, tourist sports and sea sports will take place in the Mui Ne of the southern central province of Binh Thuan, where a sea sports club model is likely to develop.--Enditem
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