BANGKOK, Thailand — The 26th Asian Volleyball Confederation (AVC) General Assembly is underway in Bangkok, bringing together delegates from across the continent to deliberate on key governance matters, constitutional amendments, development initiatives, and strategic partnerships that will help shape the future of Asian volleyball.
Among the Assembly’s key agenda items is the reforms to the AVC Constitution, reflecting the Confederation’s continued commitment to strengthening its governance framework and ensuring it remains responsive to the evolving needs of volleyball across Asia.
Delegates are also reviewing the activities and achievements of the AVC’s five zones—Central, Eastern, Oceania, Southeastern, and Western—highlighting the continued growth of volleyball and beach volleyball through regional competitions, development programs, coach and referee education, and grassroots initiatives.
AVC President Ramon Suzara recognized the collective efforts of the Confederation’s five zones, National Federations, and the wider volleyball community for their continued commitment to advancing the sport across Asia.
“I would like to recognize the remarkable achievements of our five AVC Zones and the outstanding work being carried out by our National Federations and Zonal Associations. Through your dedication and collaboration, we continue to expand opportunities for our athletes, strengthen our competitions, and advance the development of volleyball and beach volleyball throughout Asia,” Suzara said.
“The continued progress we are witnessing across the continent reflects our shared commitment to excellence. Together, we will continue to build a stronger and more united Asian volleyball community, creating new pathways for future generations and further elevating our sport on the world stage.”
The General Assembly also deliberated on proposals from the AVC’s technical bodies, with recommendations focused on enhancing competitions, strengthening governance, advancing technical excellence, and supporting the sustainable development of volleyball and beach volleyball throughout Asia.
Delegates likewise discussed the AVC’s continued partnership with Volleyball World, recognizing the importance of the collaboration in delivering premier competitions, strengthening commercial opportunities, expanding the sport’s global reach, and supporting the long-term growth of volleyball in Asia.
The General Assembly also featured a presentation on the FIVB Empowerment Program, highlighting the continued collaboration between the FIVB and the AVC in supporting National Federations through investment in athlete development, coach and referee education, and high-performance programs that strengthen volleyball across the continent.
Held alongside the AVC Gala 2026 in Bangkok, the 26th AVC General Assembly reaffirms the Confederation’s commitment to good governance, institutional development, and continued collaboration with its National Federations and global partners as it works to further elevate volleyball and beach volleyball across Asia.
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