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The Dominican Badminton Federation held a Christmas celebration for its members and collaborators this Tuesday. (Photo: José Miguel Flores-FEDOBAD Press)

SANTO DOMINGO, RD- The Dominican Badminton Federation (FEDOBAD) will hold this Saturday the 13th, starting at 9:30 in the morning, its annual ordinary general assembly in the Wiches García Saleta Hall, located at the headquarters of the Dominican Olympic Committee (COD) in this capital.

The announcement was made by the president and secretary of the FEDOBAD, Nelson Javier Ozuna and Eliecer Cruz Álvarez, respectively, during the Christmas celebration that this sports organization held this Tuesday for its members and collaborators in the coaches’ room of the Juan Pablo Duarte Olympic Center (COJPD).

Javier Ozuna said that at the meeting with all the national racket and shuttlecock sports associations, various topics will be discussed, such as the report for the 2025 management period, which he will be in charge of.

The president of the Dominican Badminton Federation, Nelson Javier Ozuna, prior to giving the information. (Photo: José Miguel Flores-FEDOBAD Press).


He revealed that, together with the treasurer Paola Moreno and the accountant José Martínez Castaños, he will announce and approve the activity programs and budget for 2026.

On that note, Moreno and Martínez Castaños will detail the financial report for the 2025 season.

Meanwhile, the first vice president of FEDOBAD, Margarita Peguero, will be in charge of the opening prayer, and the general secretary, Eliecer Cruz, will welcome, check the quorum and pass the list to those present.

For his part, Javier Ozuna will announce the affiliation to the FEDOBAD of the Higüey Badminton Association.

Members and collaborators of the Dominican Badminton Federation posing with their respective Christmas baskets and gifts that were delivered at the celebration. (Photo: José Miguel Flores-FEDOBAD Press).


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