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24 November 2006 - FITA Council very satisfied with 2006
Lausanne
FITA Council very satisfied with 2006
Lausanne, 24 November 2006
Led by FITA President Dr. Ugur Erdener (TUR), the FITA Council met in Istanbul on November 18-19th to review a very busy 2006 year and to look forward to an exciting future.
Archery World Cup 2006 and 75th Anniversary of FITA
The Meteksan Archery World Cup had a great launch in 2006. It gave quality events to the top Archers and the year-long competition raised the media interest to Archery. With an estimated cumulative TV audience of 889’000’000 viewers and more than 15 TV channels showing highlights worldwide, FITA is very happy with the start of the World Cup. The schedule for 2007 will follow the same format with 4 stages and 1 Final in an extraordinary venue. FITA wishes to thank the on-going support of its sponsors: Meteksan Events, KIA Motors, Turkish Airlines, Balmain Swiss Watches and Swiss Timing.
The year 2006 was a true milestone for FITA for its 75th Anniversary. FITA moved to a new office at the International House of Sport and the opening festivities were a true success with the representatives of the Olympic Movement.
Key events in 2007
Beside the 2007 World Cup, the FITA Council was happy with the progress in the organization of the following key events:
Ø Indoor World Championships, Izmir (TUR), March 13-17
Ø World 3D Archery Championships, Sopron (HUN), June 6-10
Ø FITA Congress, Leipzig (GER), July 5-7
Ø Outdoor World Championships, Leipzig (GER), July 7-15 (main Olympic Qualifier)
Ø Olympic Test Event, Beijing (CHN), August 20-26
The national and media interest is already rising in Germany about the Archery Outdoor World Championships in Leipzig. To ensure a smooth management of this event, FITA will launch an online accreditation system for the Archers and Teams with an innovative concept that will provide bonus or fines to avoid delays in the registration process.
FITA also discussed the A & B Field setup which was successfully tested in Porec this year and which will be implemented in Beijing. This means we will be able to show more Archers and Teams on TV during the Olympic Games on two fields. FITA has also agreed to advance its schedule for the Test Event in order to be part of a major test together with other sports.
Led by FITA President Dr. Ugur Erdener (TUR), the FITA Council met in Istanbul on November 18-19th to review a very busy 2006 year and to look forward to an exciting future.
Archery World Cup 2006 and 75th Anniversary of FITA
The Meteksan Archery World Cup had a great launch in 2006. It gave quality events to the top Archers and the year-long competition raised the media interest to Archery. With an estimated cumulative TV audience of 889’000’000 viewers and more than 15 TV channels showing highlights worldwide, FITA is very happy with the start of the World Cup. The schedule for 2007 will follow the same format with 4 stages and 1 Final in an extraordinary venue. FITA wishes to thank the on-going support of its sponsors: Meteksan Events, KIA Motors, Turkish Airlines, Balmain Swiss Watches and Swiss Timing.
The year 2006 was a true milestone for FITA for its 75th Anniversary. FITA moved to a new office at the International House of Sport and the opening festivities were a true success with the representatives of the Olympic Movement.
Key events in 2007
Beside the 2007 World Cup, the FITA Council was happy with the progress in the organization of the following key events:
Ø Indoor World Championships, Izmir (TUR), March 13-17
Ø World 3D Archery Championships, Sopron (HUN), June 6-10
Ø FITA Congress, Leipzig (GER), July 5-7
Ø Outdoor World Championships, Leipzig (GER), July 7-15 (main Olympic Qualifier)
Ø Olympic Test Event, Beijing (CHN), August 20-26
The national and media interest is already rising in Germany about the Archery Outdoor World Championships in Leipzig. To ensure a smooth management of this event, FITA will launch an online accreditation system for the Archers and Teams with an innovative concept that will provide bonus or fines to avoid delays in the registration process.
FITA also discussed the A & B Field setup which was successfully tested in Porec this year and which will be implemented in Beijing. This means we will be able to show more Archers and Teams on TV during the Olympic Games on two fields. FITA has also agreed to advance its schedule for the Test Event in order to be part of a major test together with other sports.