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2013 PASPEC
23RD PAN ASIAN SPORTS & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
CONFERENCE
Summit Circle Hotel/Cebu Normal University
Cebu City, Philippines
August 8-11, 2013

“Strengthening Asian Perspective of Sports and Physical Education for Global Peace and Understanding”

23rd Pan Asian Sports and Physical Education Conference

August 8-11, 2013
Cebu City, Philippines

Theme:
“Strengthening Asian Perspective of Sports and Physical Education for Global Peace and Understanding”

Organized by:
Philippine Chapter- Pan Asia Sports and PE Society

The 23rd Pan Asian Sports and Physical Education Conference, with emphasis on Asian perspective, aims to bring together leading experts, scientists, scholars, researchers and leaders from around the world to share knowledge and expertise, research results and advances in technology and exchange of experiences and best practices on various areas of sports and physical education, health, fitness, dance, recreation, traditional sports and games and related fields promoting an understanding of the Asian perspective. It will provide a venue for discussion and collaboration between and among professionals in meeting the challenges and opportunities for a more responsive and relevant sports and physical education programs and activities around the world.

Conference Venue

The Pan-Asian Conference will be held for the first time in Cebu City, Philippines on August 9-10, 2013. Cebu City is dubbed as the “Queen City of the South” and is voted as one of the Most Livable Cities in the Philippines and a major center for commerce, sports, leisure, trade and industry. As the oldest city in the Philippines, it offers a wide range of historical and cultural sights and destinations and a thriving IT hub outside of Metro Manila. Cebu is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Philippines and an excellent takeoff point to other tourist destinations within the neighboring
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