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FG pinapurihan ng Maynila

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Pinuri ng pamahalaan ng Maynila sa pamamagitan ng Manila Sports Council si First Gentleman Atty. Mike Arroyo sa kanyang pagsuporta sa mga national athletes na makikibahagi sa 2005 Southeast Asian Games na iho-host ng bansa makalipas ang 14-taon.

"Manila is one with the local sporting community in welcoming the gesture of support of the First Gentleman and we doff our hats to Atty. Arroyo for his concern and unwavering support for national athletes, which is truly commendable," ani MASCO chief Arnold ‘Ali’ Atienza, na naging miyembro rin ng national team at 1994 Asian taekwondo champion.

Nanawagan si Arroyo, sa isang get-together meeting kasama ang mga top sports leaders ng bansa noong Biyer-nes, para sa unity at nanga-kong magbibigay ng P20 million mula sa kanyang Foundation para sa paghahanda ng mga national athletes na may layuning maging overall champion ng biennial meet.

"I envy today’s athletes because during our time, we did not have an enthusiastic and passionate supporter then like the First Gentleman," ang sabi ng anak ni Manila Mayor Lito Atienza sa meeting ng Evaluation Committee para sa pagpili ng mga atleta na ipapadala sa International Children’s Games (ICG).

Nakatakdang lumahok ang Manila sa ICG na nakatakda sa July 29 hanggang August 2 sa Cleveland, Ohio at magpapadala ng ‘lean but mean’ delegation, na bubuuin ng mga outstanding performers sa nakaraang Manila Youth Games (MY Games), isang kompetisyon para sa15-under athletes mula sa iba’t ibang dako ng Manila.

ALI

ATIENZA

EVALUATION COMMITTEE

FIRST GENTLEMAN

FIRST GENTLEMAN ATTY

INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN

MANILA MAYOR LITO ATIENZA

MANILA SPORTS COUNCIL

MANILA YOUTH GAMES

MIKE ARROYO

SOUTHEAST ASIAN GAMES

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