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Nanjing China:Host 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games

FRIDAY, 26 FEBRUARY 2010
Submitted By: Mariangela Silvestre

The International Olympic Committee released the evaluation report of three cities vying for the 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games on February 11. Nanjing China overwhelmed Guadalajara Mexico and Poznan Poland, and is successfully selected to host 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games.

The Youth Olympic Games, designed for athletes aged 14-18 years, is a concept championed by IOC President Jacques Rogge as a means to move young people from their screens to playing fields. In recent years, China has played a more and more important role in the worldwide fitness programs and the success of application for 2014 Youth Olympic Games is another great progress for China after the success host of 2008 Olympic Games. Nanjing came in as the favorite after an IOC evaluation report last month said the city presented the least risk of the bids.

As the world leading virtual assistant and knowledge process outsourcing service provider head-quartered in Nanjing, BPOVIA held the celebration party at its Nanjing office. The Chief Executive Officer of BPOVIA, James Huang said, “We are so excited to know that Nanjing will host the 2014 Youth Olympic Games. BPOVIA supported Beijing Olympic games at 2008 by sending our employees work as volunteers. This time, I am pretty sure BPOVIA will send more volunteers because this is our hometown. BPOVIA headquarter locates in Nanjing. All the people here at BPOVIA are very proud to be part of this great city. We are looking forward to seeing the young athletes from all over the world come to Nanjing. See you at 2014.”

Source: www.pr.com

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