Cabinet approves India’s Commonwealth Games 2030 bid, names this city as host
Athletes from 72 countries will join Commonwealth Games. Hosting such a global prestige event will encourage a strong sense of pride and unity.
The Birlik Cabinet approved the offer of the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports to offer an offer for Commonwealth Games (CWG) 2030. Furthermore, the host cooperation agreement (HCA) approved the necessary guarantees from the relevant ministries, departments and authorities with the necessary guarantees and if it is required to be given to the Gujarat Government, if the necessary grant is given to the Gujarat Government, when necessary, when necessary. Sport.
Which city is called CWC 2030 server?
The Union Cabinet called Ahmedabad ideal for hosting the CWC 2030, as it offers first -class stadiums, the latest training facilities and a passionate sports culture. Narendra Modi Stadium, the world’s largest stadium, has successfully hosted the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup final.
How many countries will he participate in Commonwealth Games?
Athletes from 72 countries will join Commonwealth Games. In addition, a large number of athletes, coaches, technical authorities, tourists, media people, others, as well as visiting India during the games, will include the participation of local enterprises and revenue -generating income.
Beyond the sport, hosting the CWG in India would have a lasting impact, increase tourism, create business, and inspire millions of young athletes. In addition, many professional sports sciences, activity operations and management, logistics and transportation coordination, publication and media, IT and communication, public relations and communication and other fields will have opportunities.
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Hosting such a global prestige event will encourage a strong sense of pride and unity. It will provide a common national experience and increase the morale of our nation. It will inspire new generation athletes to enter the sport as a career option and encourage more participation in sports at all levels.
(With inputs from the moment)
