CAVB President Dr Amr Elwani with the referees
Cairo, Egypt, March 31, 2015 - The 2015 CAVB Refereeing Seminar ended in success on Monday with 85 international and candidate referees performing well in their individual presentation for assigned rules.
CAVB President Dr. Amr Elwani was met and spoke with referees at the closing ceremony for more than two hours, exchanging ideas and allowing the referees to express their opinions on what improvements can be made.
Elwani encouraged referees to boost their performance and raise the sport’s global profile to a higher level. He also urged them to pass on their knowledge to their corresponding national federations and their zones through participation in national and zonal competitions.
Cairo, Egypt, March 31, 2015 - The 2015 CAVB Refereeing Seminar ended in success on Monday with 85 international and candidate referees performing well in their individual presentation for assigned rules.
CAVB President Dr. Amr Elwani was met and spoke with referees at the closing ceremony for more than two hours, exchanging ideas and allowing the referees to express their opinions on what improvements can be made.
Elwani encouraged referees to boost their performance and raise the sport’s global profile to a higher level. He also urged them to pass on their knowledge to their corresponding national federations and their zones through participation in national and zonal competitions.
"I need form you to be good ambassadors for African Volleyball whenever you are assigned to any FIVB competition," Dr Elwani explained. "I'm very happy with the increased number of international and candidate referees across the continent in the last three years which reflects the great work done by the CAVB refereeing commission headed by Mr Hassan Ahmed.
"One of our major achievements in the last four years was the great increase in the number of female referees to reach 35 now. I'm happy to see 18 of them here making about 50 per cent of our total number."
"One of our major achievements in the last four years was the great increase in the number of female referees to reach 35 now. I'm happy to see 18 of them here making about 50 per cent of our total number."
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