Albania to host international TT event for a first time

February 21, 2014
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During the European Championships in Schwechat (Austria) on 11 October 2013 Congress of Balkan Table Tennis Union discussed about the organizers of the Balkan Table Tennis Championships in year 2014. Youth BTT Championships will be held in Romania’s Buzau,

During the European Championships in Schwechat (Austria) on 11 October 2013 Congress of Balkan Table Tennis Union discussed about the organizers of the Balkan Table Tennis Championships in year 2014.

Youth BTT Championships will be held in Romania’s Buzau, whilst Albania will be organizer for Senior BTT Championships.

“With great pleasure we would like to emphasize that first time in history of ATTA, Albania will organize the international competition. We sincerely hope that, together, we will be able to organize this championship on a high level,” said BTTU General Secretary Milorad TRPKOVSKI.

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