Hong Nam-pyo, Changwon Special Mayor, “We will do our best to support together with citizens for the success of the National Sports Festival.”

Gyeongsangnam-do Changwon Special City announced that Jang Mi-ran, Second Vice Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, visited Masan Indoor Gymnasium and Changwon City Tennis Stadium, where gymnastics and tennis matches were held, respectively, on the 12th and encouraged and cheered on the competition officials and athletes.

On this day, Vice Minister Jang accompanied Changwon Special Mayor Hong Nam-pyo to the Changwon City Tennis Stadium and encouraged the players and officials, thereby heightening the atmosphere of the competition.

In particular, at the Changwon City Tennis Stadium, the skills of the participating players were exceptional, as befits the nation’s highest level competition, and when they raised scores with exquisite shots that hit every corner with powerful strokes, enthusiastic applause and cheers continued to erupt from the players, officials, and cheering squad. .

Vice Minister Jang looked around the stadium, expressed satisfaction with the nation’s best stadium facilities, and asked the tournament officials, “I hope that the players will compete in the best stadium conditions and take care to prevent safety accidents until the end of the tournament.”

Mayor Hong said, “I hope that the athletes participating in the 105th National Sports Festival will display their skills to the fullest in the best stadium and achieve the results they want,” and added, “Changwon City will focus its administrative power together with the citizens of Changwon to provide support to ensure a successful Sports Festival.”

Meanwhile, the 105th National Sports Festival is expected to feature heated competition at 75 stadiums throughout Gyeongnam, of which Changwon City will host matches in 9 sports and 12 stadiums. Recently, KRW 6.1 billion was invested to complete renovations and repairs to the Changwon Indoor Swimming Pool and the Masan Happo Sports Center Squash Court, and intensive inspections were conducted.