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TobagoTrinidad and Tobago sign host contract for Commonwealth Youth Games 2023Jonathan RamnanansinghSaturday 27 August 2022SIGNED AND SEALED: From left, TT Olympic Committee president Diane Henderson, Sports Minister Shamfa Cudjoe, and Commonwealth Games Federation president Dame Louise Martin sho <a href=www.stanleyde.com.de>stanley de</a> w the signed agreement confirming TT as hosts for the 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games. The signing ceremony was held on Friday at the National Aquatic Centre, Couva. - Lincoln HolderThe hosting contract for TTs staging of the 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games CYG received the required signatures of approval at the National Aquatic Centre in Balmain, Couva on Friday.Signing off on TTs confirmation as host nation was Minister of Sport and Community Development Shamfa Cudjoe, Commonwealth Games Federation CGF president Dame Louise Martin and TT Commonwealth Games Association CGA and local Olympic president Diane Henderson.Martin and Henderson also took a sip from the Quaich; a two-handed silver cup and commemorative symbol passed to the next host nation. The Commonwealth Youth Games will be held from August 4-11.Over the past few days, Cudjoe and the CGA team, alongside Martin and CGF CEO Katie Sadlier among others, have been visiting sporting venues and hotels throughout TT to decide which events, and how many sporting disciplines, will be facilitated for the games.So far <a href=www.stanley-quencher.ca>stanley cup</a> , only the Dwight Yorke Stadium in Tob <a href=www.stanleys.us>stanley website</a> ago has been confirmed as the host venue for athletics. Cudjoe, a Tobagonian, Ggct Shaunelle Wall-Marshall helping students make right university choices
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