China International Youth Tennis Open

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China International Youth Tennis Open

Events 8 of 18

China, 25 August - 1 September 2007

UNESCO will actively contribute to this annual international tournament which will take place in Beijing, China from 25 August to 1September 2007.

The event, which involves 13 to 14 year-old athletes from over 60 countries, will feature a number of educational and cultural activities organized by UNESCO.

At the UNESCO Village, a team of specialists will offer a series of activities designed to develop sporting values and ethics (anti-doping) as well as mutual respect and concern for the environment.

For more information, please contact Maria Helena Henriques Mueller or Paul Marriott-Lloyd.



Start Date	25-08-2007

End Date	01-09-2007

Event Type	Tournament
Event Location	Beijing, China
Website (URL)	http://www.worldclasstennistour.com/accueil/
Organizer	Stade Français / UNESCO

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