Kobe, Japan — The Asian Volleyball Confederation, led by AVC President Ramon Suzara, held a coordination meeting with Volleyball World and SV.LEAGUE on February 1, 2026, on the sidelines of the SV.LEAGUE All-Star Games in Kobe, Japan, to discuss plans for future collaboration and alignment with the AVC competition calendar.
The meeting focused on strengthening cooperation in event planning and scheduling to improve coordination between international, continental, and domestic volleyball competitions. Discussions centered on calendar alignment, operational coordination, and long-term collaboration aimed at supporting a more efficient and athlete-centered competition pathway.
AVC President Ramon Suzara emphasized the importance of close coordination among volleyball stakeholders.
“Strong alignment between international, continental, and domestic competitions is essential for the sustainable growth of volleyball,” Suzara said. “This dialogue with Volleyball World and SV.LEAGUE reflects our shared commitment to collaboration, calendar coordination, and creating an environment where athletes, clubs, and leagues can continue to thrive.”
All parties reaffirmed their commitment to continued dialogue and close cooperation, recognizing the value of strategic alignment in strengthening the global volleyball ecosystem.
The AVC expressed its intention to work closely with Volleyball World and SV.LEAGUE moving forward to further enhance cooperation, strengthen competition structures, and support the continued development of volleyball across Asia and beyond.