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3rd WEC MEMBERS MEETING AGENDA & PARTICIPANTS Meeting date and time: July 28, 2021, 13.00 (Istanbul time, GMT +3) Meeting venue: Online/Zoom application Duration: 90 minutes Meeting link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81791233837?pwd=MVE4NFBpeWdPZG1xQnU0dW ZqTXU2Zz09 Meeting ID: 817 9123 3837 Passcode: 170058 Meeting agenda: 1. Greetings and brief information about WEC's activities in the first half of 2021 2. Brief introduction about Six-month Report 3. Brief presentation of WEC Internship Program for Corporate Members 4. Introducing and welcoming of the new WEC member, Traditional Sports and Games Pakistan Association 5. Brief information from each WEC Member about their activities in the first half of 2021 and planned activities for the second half of this year (around 3-4 minutes speech for each member) 6. WEC’s planned activities for the second half of 2021 7. Closing remarks Chair: Necmeddin Bilal Erdoğan, WEC President Moderator: M. Abdulhalim Aksu, WEC Secretary General Participants: 1. Necmeddin Bilal Erdoğan, WEC President 2. Bekbolat Tileukhan, President of Kazakhstan Ethnosport Association 3. Komo Okuyama, Vice President of Japan Equestrian Archery (Yabusame) Association 4. Ana Claudia Garcia, President of Mexican Traditional and Autochthonous Games and Sports Federation 5. Mohammed Al-Meshadi, President of Qatari Society of Al Gannas 6. Batsaikhan Tsogt, President of the Federation of Mongolian Horse Racing Sport and Trainers 7. Aleksandr Kim-Kimen, President of the National Sports and Games Association of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) 8. Guillermo Bracuto, President of Pato and Horseball Federation of Argentina 9. Hakan Kazancı, President of Traditional Sport Branches Federation of Turkey 10. Zafer Türkoğlu, President of Marmara Region Traditional Sports Federation 11. Ayhan Kep, President of the Federation of Municipality Sport Clubs 12. Cengiz Toksöz, President of Turkish Traditional Archery Federation 13. Ezzeddine Bouzid, President of Tunisian Association for the Protection of Games and Heritage Sports 14. Kazimierz Waluch, President of Institute for the Development of Sport and Education of Poland 15. Elchin Kuliev, President of Equestrian Federation of Azerbaijan Republic 16. Ravil Nogumanov, Vice-President of International Belt Wrestling Koresh Federation 17. Kanatbek Isayev, Honorary President of Kok-Boru Federation of the Kyrgyz Republic 18. Nicolae Dobre, President of Romanian Oina Federation 19. Kristina Karamyshina, President of Kok-Boru and National Sport Federation of Russia 20. Shohrat Myratgulyev, President of the Center for National Sports of Turkmenistan 21. Furqan Ahmad Khan, President of Traditional Sports and Games Pakistan Association .

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