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Author: àºàºàºàºàº°àºàº½àº§àºàºàºàºàº°àºàº½àº§ Date: Jan 13, 2008 19:35
The Lao National Sports Committee met at the Prime Minister's Office
last Friday to begin organising and planning for the 25 th SEA Games
in 2009.
Standing Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the 25 th SEA Games
Organising Committee, Mr Somsavat Lengsavad, senior officials from
ministries, and presidents of various Lao sports federations also
attended.
The committee is supervising the construction of a new football
stadium and athlete accommodation, while also determining the best
athletes to represent Laos at the games.
Discussions are currently focused around stadium construction,
training centres, accommodation, catering, transportation, and
tourism.
The committee will send the most talented athletes to train in
neighbouring countries to improve their medal chances.
At the 24 th SEA Games in Thailand last year, the Lao team was helped
by trainers from Vietnam , China , the Republic of Korea , Japan ,
Indonesia , Mongolia and Thailand , and showed great improvements.
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Author: CatCat Date: Jan 15, 2008 07:29
Thanks for the clarification. Let's hope all of the athletes do well
in representing Laos.
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Author: paxasonlaopaxasonlao Date: Jan 15, 2008 13:37
On Jan 15, 6:29 am, Cat hotmail.com> wrote:> Thanks for the clarification. Let's hope all of the athletes do well
> in representing Laos.
Do we have any Phinong Lao or Hmong that is very good in any sport to
be part of SEA GAMES ? Some of us here always bragging about Lao or
Hmong is better then each other , more educated then each other and
spoke better english or other languages then each other . How about
us Lao/Hmong or Laonork/Laonai are better then other countries any of
that ???????????
PXL4LIFE.
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Author: Sahai Mak Muan ສະຫາàºàº¡àº±àºàº¡à»àº§àºSahai Mak Muan ສະຫາàºàº¡àº±àºàº¡à»àº§àº Date: Jan 15, 2008 18:00
Some Lao golf players from Jacksonville and Orlando, Florida have been
invited to compete at the 25th SEA game.
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Author: àºàºàºàºàº°àºàº½àº§àºàºàºàºàº°àºàº½àº§ Date: Jan 15, 2008 18:49
Thanks SMM
The first Lodon tennis girl from Lao blood must be already in the list
of Lao National Sport Committee
Let's wait and see...
dkj
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Author: thanouxaythanouxay Date: Jan 15, 2008 21:31
Dear Cat,
In the past there was competitors in cycling, Tennis and Body building
who reside abroad and compete under Lao flags.
Sok dee
On Jan 15, 5:16 am, Cat hotmail.com> wrote:> I have a question. Can other Lao ethnic minorities athletes be
> considered for training or being on the national team if they are good
> enough without having to be at least 1/2 ethnic Lao? Does anyone know
> the answer to this question. I heard of a policy where if you want to
> be a "national " athlete that can travel abroad for competetion and
> training you have to be at least 50%% ethnic Lao. It may not be
> written down but it is being practiced.
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Author: brushoffbrushoff Date: Jan 17, 2008 22:35
On Jan 13, 9:35 pm, "ດອກກະຈຽວ" gmail.com> wrote:> The Lao National Sports Committee met at the Prime Minister's Office
> last Friday to begin organising and planning for the 25 th SEA Games
> in 2009.
>
> Standing Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the 25 th SEA Games
> Organising Committee, Mr Somsavat Lengsavad, senior officials from
> ministries, and presidents of various Lao sports federations also
> attended.
>
> The committee is supervising the construction of a new football
> stadium and athlete accommodation, while also determining the best
> athletes to represent Laos at the games.
>
> Discussions are currently focused around stadium construction,
> training centres, accommodation, catering, transportation, and
> tourism.
>
> The committee will send the most talented athletes to train in
> neighbouring countries to improve their medal chances. ...
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Author: PaoPao Date: Jan 18, 2008 16:55
On Jan 14, 2:35 pm, "ດອກກະຈຽວ" gmail.com> wrote:> The Lao National Sports Committee met at the Prime Minister's Office
> last Friday to begin organising and planning for the 25 th SEA Games
> in 2009.
>
> Standing Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the 25 th SEA Games
> Organising Committee, Mr Somsavat Lengsavad, senior officials from
> ministries, and presidents of various Lao sports federations also
> attended.
>
> The committee is supervising the construction of a new football
> stadium and athlete accommodation, while also determining the best
> athletes to represent Laos at the games.
>
> Discussions are currently focused around stadium construction,
> training centres, accommodation, catering, transportation, and
> tourism.
>
> The committee will send the most talented athletes to train in
> neighbouring countries to improve their medal chances. ...
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Author: brushoffbrushoff Date: Jan 18, 2008 22:31
On Jan 18, 6:55 pm, Pao dex.hmoob.net> wrote:> On Jan 14, 2:35 pm, "ດອກກະຈຽວ" gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> The Lao National Sports Committee met at the Prime Minister's Office
>> last Friday to begin organising and planning for the 25 th SEA Games
>> in 2009.
>
>> Standing Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the 25 th SEA Games
>> Organising Committee, Mr Somsavat Lengsavad, senior officials from
>> ministries, and presidents of various Lao sports federations also
>> attended.
>
>> The committee is supervising the construction of a new football
>> stadium and athlete accommodation, while also determining the best
>> athletes to represent Laos at the games.
> ...
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