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Fazza World Open Boccia Competition
Dubai 2016
May 19th – 23rd 2016 Dubai- UAE
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Welcome and Competition Guide
Welcome to the Fazza World Open Boccia Competition - Dubai 2016
We are looking forward to welcoming the (18) Nations and their (88) athletes.
Competition Information:
1. Accommodation: Al Bustan Centre and Residence
The Official Championships Hotel is the Al Bustan Centre and Residence. The Al Bustan Centre & Residence has the highest number of rooms designed especially for the disabled. The Hotel is Located in Al Nahda Road, the type of rooms and suites includes studios, one bedroom, two bedrooms and three bedrooms. (Free internet at the lobby – Gymnasium - Accessible Swimming Pool).
Services in Team Accommodation
Public Relation help desk will be provided in the hotel lobby.
Wi-Fi will be available in rooms and hotel common areas free of charge.
20% discount of all laundry and dry cleaning services.
Access to hotel facilities free of charge.
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Address: - Al Bustan Centre and Residence P.O. Box 20107, Al Nahda Road, Dubai
Tel: +971 (4) 2630000
Fax : +971 (4) 2630005
Email : [email protected]
Website : www.al-bustan.com
2. Transportation:
The LOC will provide transportation starting from 17th May until 24th May 2016 to the all Competition venues (Airports, Hotel, Training Venues, Classification and Competition Venue) Upon arrival at the official port of entry (Dubai Airports, DXB- DWC) transfers will be organized to the Competition Hotel. Further information will be available in the Arrivals information desk in the airports. The Al Bustan Centre & Residence is approximately 20 minutes by bus, distance (15 km) from the competition venue AlNasr Club. Shuttle buses to/from the competition venue will also be available from the hotel during the period. A shuttle bus timetable to Training/Competition venues will be available upon arrival.
3. Meals:
The Al Bustan Centre & Residence will have a buffet style catering available as per the following timings: 1. Breakfast: 06:00 hrs – 10:00 hrs 2. Lunch: 12:00 hrs – 15:30 hrs 3. Dinner: 19:00 hrs – 23:00 hrs
Note: Timings can be changed and can be adjusted according to further issues.
The lunch box will be provided at the competition venue upon request allocated in the Dining Lounge.
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4. Competition Venue:
The competition will take place in “AL Nasr Club”, AL Nasr Club is a locality in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Al Nasr, literally meaning victory, has several commercial and entertainment complexes, schools and cultural clubs. AL Nasr is bordered by the localities of Al Karama, Umm Hurair 2.
Address:
Dubai,UAE,P.O.Box2226-Dubai
Tel:009714-3375500/3372220/3375845
Fax:0097143370024
Email Address: [email protected]
Website: www.alnasrclub.com
5. GENERAL OUTLINE OF THE COMPETITION
The competitions will run in accordance with the BISFed International Boccia Rules In case of doubt or disagreement in the interpretation of the rules, the English
version shall prevail. The BISFed Boccia Rules can be found on the BISFed website. www.bisfed.com
Any case not included in this document shall be solved in accordance with the
Technical Delegate for the competition.
It is the responsibility of each National Organization participating to ensure that all competitors and technical personnel are familiarized with the BISFed Boccia Rules.
BISFed Officials:
Technical Delegate (TD): Cannie Leung
Chief Classifiers: Elsa Matthee
Head Referees: Sandra Monteiro
International Classifiers: Vivian Shieh
Natalia Sladkova
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International Referees: Jung Young-Hun
Maite Beltran
Po Lin Tsang
Antonio Javier Echevarrías Ibars
Misako Watanabe
Anna Dudzińska
David Henriques
Karin Thijs
Technical Delegate: Cannie Leung
Supervise the organization of the competition so that it runs in accordance with all agreements made in prior meetings and BISFed rules.
Attend meetings prior to and during the competition Verify that all facilities for training and competition meet the BISFed
regulations Approve all material to be used during the event Preside over the Appeals Committee Witness and approve all draws, as well as competition systems/
programmes. Supervise the results Assist the head referee(s) with all technical questions
Head Referees: Sandra Monteiro
Attend meetings called prior to and during the competition Ensure courts and all equipment, including but not limited to
balls, chairs, assistive devices including equipment such as head pointers, meet BISFed regulations
Schedule referees
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Work with the volunteer coordinator to schedule minor officials Supervise the call room and random ball checks Participate in and select referees for protest committees Check, verify and sign all score sheets
Chief Classifiers: Elsa Matthee
Classification schedule Receives classification protests Assigning of classification observations
Participated Countries:
No. Country
1 AUSTRALIA
2 BAHRAIN
3 BELGIUM
4 CHINA
5 GERMANY
6 HONG KONG
7 IRAQ
8 JAPAN
9 KOREA
10 KUWAIT
11 POLAND
12 PORTUGAL
13 RUSSIA
14 SLOVAKIA
15 SWEDEN
16 CHINESE TAIPEI
17 UAE
18 USA
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Draft Competition Schedule:
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Tentative Training equipment check schedule (TBC)
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Classification schedule
17-May-16 Time Country First Name Last Name Gender Classification Status
11:20 UAE ALMARASHDA KHALID Male BC3 N
11:40 UAE Alfalasi Omar Male BC1 N
12:00 UAE RASHID RANIA Female BC2 N
12:20 UAE Alaleeli Saleh Male BC1 N
12:40 UAE AlSharari Tariq Male BC2 N
13:00 UAE AlMadhani Salim Male BC1 N
13:30 LUNCH BREAK
14:30 KOR JONG HO KWON Male N
14:50 KOR SEOKBEOP WON Male N
15:10 KOR BYEONG CHEOL CHOI Male N
15:30 KOR JAE HUN LEE Male N
16:30 IRQ ABDULLAH AL-ZUHAIRI Male N
17:00 JAP Shun Sato Male N
17:20 JAP Fumiko Ebisawa Female N
17:40 JAP Keisuke Kawamoto Male N
18-May-16 Time Country First Name Last Name Gender Classification Status
9:00 TPE Chun-Hung Wang Male N
9:20 BAH Husain Jaafar M Omran Male BC2 N
9:40 BAH Sayed Ali M AlWedaei Male BC2 N
10:00 BAH Ayman Rajeh A K AlHeddi Male BC1 N
10:20 BAH Noora Mohamed H AlAmri Female BC1 N
11:00 RUS Denis Bartosh Male N
11:30 KUW Fahad AlBabtain Female BC1 N
11:50 KUW Amani Ismael Female BC4 N
12:10 KUW Tahani Ismael Female BC4 N
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Competition Court Layout:
Meetings with Delegation: -
Delegation Registration Meeting (DRM):-
The HOC going to held meeting with the teams instead of the flight details to
finalize all procedures for accreditation collection, financial issues, flags and
national anthems checking.
Team Manager Meeting: -
Team Manager Meeting to be held in the at 17:30 on Wednesday 18. May.2016
in Dubai Club for the Disabled.
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Short Meeting with Delegates: -
It might be a short meeting with delegation on Friday 20.05.2016 after finish of
teams and pairs in case there are some changes to the classification of athletes.
General information:
1. Weather:
Dubai has a tropical desert climate because of its location within the Northern desert belt. Summers are extremely hot and humid,[1] with an average high around 41 °C (106 °F) and overnight lows around 30 °C (86 °F). Most days are sunny throughout the year. Winters are warm and short with an average high of 23 °C (73 °F) and overnight lows of 14 °C (57 °F). Precipitation, however, has been increasing in the last few decades with accumulated rain reaching 150 mm (5.91 in) per year.[3] The weather in Dubai can bring short and irregular rainfall as is typical for the Middle East. Most of the rainfall occurs in the December to March period. The weather between December and March remains warm and is considered to be the most comfortable climatic conditions of the year.
2. Currency:
The dirham code: AED is the currency of the United Arab Emirates , 1 AED = 0.27
USD or 0.24 EUR.
3. Transportation in Dubai:
Dubai is one of the fastest growing cities in today's world, making the provision of
high quality infrastructure facilities absolutely imperative, and since providing an
advanced transport network for the people of Dubai has been high on the
government’s agenda, which is evident from its initiatives to enhance the public
transport facilities and improve roads across the emirate to make travel safer and
smoother, the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) was formed by the decree
number 17 for the year 2005, The tourist can enjoy his staying in Dubai with
varieties of transportation,“ Roads, Taxis, Metro, Bus, Trams, Ports and water
travel, Air travel and see”.
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4. Tourist attractions in and around Dubai
Burj AL Arab:
Is a luxury hotel located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates? At 321 m (1,053 ft), it is
the fourth tallest hotel in the world. Burj Al Arab stands on an artificial island 280
m (920 ft) from Jumeirah beach and is connected to the mainland by a private
curving bridge. The shape of the structure is designed to mimic the sail of a ship.
Sometimes referred to as "the world's only 7-Star hotel".
Burj Khalifa:
World's tallest building, a living wonder, stunning work of art, incomparable feat of
engineering, Burj Khalifa is all that, in concept and execution, Burj Khalifa has no
peer, more than just the world's tallest building, Burj Khalifa is an unprecedented
example of international cooperation, symbolic beacon of progress, and an
emblem of the new, dynamic and prosperous Middle East.
Atlantis Dubai:
Atlantis Dubai is a huge tourist hotel complex is located in Dubai, opened in
impressive and huge ceremony at a cost of U.S. $ 20 million on November 20,
2008, a project of the South African Entrepreneur Sol Cairns. The hotel is located
on the Palm Jumeirah at the checkpoint north of the island; it can be reached
through an underwater tunnel on the railway line. The hotel costs up to 1,200
million.
Ski Dubai:
Ski Dubai is the first INDOOR ski resort to open in the Middle East. The resort is
located at the heart of Mall of the Emirates, a famous shopping center in Dubai’s
central part of the city. The Ski Dubai arena boasts a mountain-themed 22,500
square-meter space of skiing, snowboarding and tobogganing. If you just want to
hang around and enjoy the nice temperature which is around 3 degrees Celsius.
There is also the 3,000 square-meter Snow Park dedicated to people who just
want to play in the snow with some nice slides.
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5. Electricity and power sockets in the UAE:
In the United Arab Emirates, the standard voltage is 240-220 V.
The standard frequency is 50 Hz. The power sockets that are
used are of type G. Find pictures of these power sockets and
corresponding plugs.
6. Important Contact Number (Cell Phone):
1. Alaa ElHaroun “Operation Manager” : +971506767368
2. Najib Mechkan “Technical Coordinator”: +971507933803
3. Ashraf Ghobash “Logistics Coordinator”: +971507746604
4. Essam Abdulla “Transportation” +971509262644
5. Hussain AlAbdulla “Volunteers Coordinator” +971567550001
7. Competition Email:
Thank you & Welcome to Dubai
