China’s new badminton chief vows to fight corruption after predecessor removed
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New China badminton chief vows to fight corruption after predecessor removed
China’s new badminton chief has vowed to crack down on corruption and “purge industry chaos” after being appointed to replace two-time Olympic gold medallist Zhang Jun. Zhang Jun, the former president of the Chinese Badminton Association (CBA), has not been seen for months after being accused in April of “serious violations of discipline and law”. On Tuesday, the CBA said Zhang Xin – an official from China’s General Administration of Sport – wou…
On Tuesday, the new president of the Chinese Badminton Federation announced that he would want to end corruption, after the dismissal of his predecessor.
Zhang Xin Elected President of Chinese Badminton Association - Archysport
The Chinese Badminton Association held its seventh member representative meeting in Beijing on September 8, completing a mid-term leadership adjustment that placed Zhang Xin at the helm of the national governing body as president, according to official meeting announcements. Alongside the appointment of Zhang Xin as the new president of the Chinese Badminton Association, the ...
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