The second China-ASEAN fitness and health promotion conference in Xi’an convened more than 500 professionals and experts from ASEAN and China. The programs opened by Vice Minister Liu Guoyong, the General Administration of Sport of China. This annual program hosted China Institute of Sport Science (CISS), Shaanxi Provincial Sports Bureau China Sport Science Society (CSSS), and ASEAN-China Centre.
This year, ASEAN Youth Organization received the honor to become one of the partners of the conference. The Managing Director of AYO, Ahmad Afryan and the Cooperation Strategy Director, Dai Shaoling represent the organization to attend the conference in Xi’an, China. This participations hoped to strengthen the friendships between ASEAN and China through young people initiatives and boost the cooperation between the regions.
This three days program was organized by Xian Physical Education University, Shaanxi Institute of Sport Science, Physical Fitness and Health Branch of CSSS, and Sports Bureau of Macao SAR Government.
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