The results of the meeting of the Korea Sports Association, the city and provincial sports association for the sports club promotion project... Chairman Yoo Seung Min said, "We will try to build a virtuous cycle of sports."

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The Korea Sports Association (Chairman Yoo Seung Min) held a meeting of the sports club promotion project at Fraser Place Central Seoul Seodaemun Hall in Seoul for two days from the 6th to the 7th.

This meeting is the first to actively listen to the opinions of sports club managers of the provincial sports association, a major stakeholder in the sports club development project.

The Korea Sports Association explained, "We have been reborn as a place to share the main direction of this year's project, share difficulties in the operation process, and best practices, and promote the strengthening of the cooperative system."

More than 40 officials from 17 provincial and provincial sports organizations attended the meeting. Education sessions such as guidelines for each detailed project of the 2026 sports club development project, practical matters related to this year's public offering, and education to prevent illegal supply and demand to improve the quality of designated sports clubs were held.

Details included ▲ sharing best practices related to the project to discover gifted children in group ball games ▲ How to use the sports club administrative support system for detailed project evaluation in 2026 ▲ case-oriented education to prevent illegal supply and demand.

In addition, between meal times and sessions, time was set up to strengthen exchanges between city and provincial sports organizations so that participants could freely share information and share opinions on how to develop sports clubs.

Chairman Yoo Seung Min said, "It has already been four years since the government enacted and implemented the Sports Club Act to expand opportunities for each community to participate in sports activities," adding, "The Korea Sports Association will continue to work with the provincial and local governments to establish a virtuous cycle of sports from grassroots sports to professional athletes."

The meeting was funded by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the National Sports Promotion Agency. The Korea Sports Association said, "We plan to continue to make efforts to revitalize sports clubs and improve their quality in the future."

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