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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied the Pakistan volleyball team permission to go to Chinese Taipei in order to compete in the AVC Challenge Cup, which runs from July 8 to July 15, leaving them high and dry in ISLAMABAD.
The Pakistan Volleyball Federation (PVF) and the players, who had been working out hard in the sweltering summer heat, were taken aback by the news that the NOC had rejected them. The choice is unexpected considering that no objections were raised when the squad visited Chinese Taipei in 2016 for an international c.
According to reliable sources, the concerned Foreign Office official stated that there is a policy directive prohibiting sports teams from competing in Taiwan.
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The Foreign Office’s official reaction is that the policy’s spirit is that Pakistani teams shouldn’t take part in competitions staged in Taiwan.
According to the PVF, it would be extremely humiliating for Pakistan to cancel their participation in the top-ranking competition after their entrance had already been officially confirmed.
Since we took part in a global event in Taiwan in 2016, we believe there won’t be any obstacles on our way. It’s humiliating right now,” a PVF official stated.
All associated nations must participate, regardless of politics, according to the IOC charter. It can ban a nation from competing in the Olympics or Asian Games and impose sanctions on that nation.
“The International Volleyball Federation has the power to penalise us by excluding Pakistan from competing in future games. It would be a significant loss, according to a top PBF official.
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