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Home Sport Cooperation agreement signed between Jordan Volleyball Federation, PACES [11-05-2022 11:58 AM] Ammon News - HRH Princess Aya Bint Faisal, president of the Jordan Volleyball Federation, on Monday, attended the signing of a cooperation agreement between the federation and the Palestine Association for Children’s Encouragement of Sports (PACES). The princess welcomed the partnership with PACES, to be one of the supporters of the federation. In a statement on Tuesday, the federation said that the agreement includes the association’s support for the Princess Aya centres programme to train promising players, which targets 160 young players, children who are born between 2008 and 2009, and engage them in PACES' programmes and activities, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.

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Cooperation agreement signed between Jordan Volleyball Federation, PACES

[11-05-2022 11:58 AM]

Ammon News - HRH Princess Aya Bint Faisal, president of the Jordan Volleyball Federation, on Monday, attended the signing of a cooperation agreement between the federation and the Palestine Association for Children’s Encouragement of Sports (PACES).

The princess welcomed the partnership with PACES, to be one of the supporters of the federation.

In a statement on Tuesday, the federation said that the agreement includes the association’s support for the Princess Aya centres programme to train promising players, which targets 160 young players, children who are born between 2008 and 2009, and engage them in PACES' programmes and activities, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.

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