Why it matters:
The event highlights Iran’s active participation in global educational and athletic initiatives, strengthening diplomatic and cultural ties with other nations while showcasing the potential of Iranian youth on the world stage.
What he's saying:
Alireza Kazemi, invited by the Serbian Minister of Education, emphasized that Iran views youth sports as a vital component of national progress, fostering discipline, teamwork, and international friendship.
Key points:
- The Iranian student delegation, consisting of 114 selected male and female athletes, will compete in 13 sports fields with 24 teams.
- The Global Student Games will host over 3,500 athletes from 55 countries in 25 sports categories.
- Minister Kazemi will hold official meetings with Serbia’s Minister of Education and Minister of Sports to discuss bilateral educational and athletic collaborations.
- The competition will take place in Zlatibor, Serbia, from April 4 to April 14.
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Go deeper:
Iran’s participation in the event aligns with the nation’s vision of promoting educational and athletic excellence among students. Such initiatives not only enhance the international reputation of Iranian youth but also serve as a platform for cultural exchange and diplomatic engagement.
ahmad shirzadian
