Strategic Cooperation Protocol Signed Between Turkish and Georgian Volleyball Federations

Cooperation Between Federations A comprehensive cooperation agreement has been signed between the Turkish Volleyball Federation (TVF) and the Georgian Volleyball Federation to contribute to the development of volleyball.
Under the signed protocol, the two federations will act jointly in areas such as coach training programs, youth national team organizations, the "Fabrika Voleybol" (Volleyball Factory) initiative, and various school projects.
Focus on Education and Infrastructure Within the framework of the agreement, organizing joint training camps and friendly matches between teams is also among the planned cooperation items.
The Georgian side aims to implement Turkey's international success in volleyball and its systematic infrastructure models within their own country.
Turkey's Success as a Model Davit Tevzadze, President of the Georgian Volleyball Federation, emphasized that Turkey's systematic infrastructure work and training models in volleyball serve as an example for them.
Tevzadze expressed a particular interest in implementing Turkey's school-based projects in Georgia.
At the end of the visit, TVF President Mehmet Akif Üstündağ gave the guest delegation a tour of the federation facilities and provided detailed information regarding technical operations and ongoing projects.