Argentina consolidates its project to host the 2035 World Cup: it received a visit from a World Rugby authority

ByDavid Mitchell
Argentina consolidates its project to host the 2035 World Cup: it received a visit from a World Rugby authority

Within the framework of the strategic strengthening of regional rugby, the Argentine Rugby Union (UAR) advances in its official application to organize the 2035 Rugby World Cup. This project is headed by Argentina for the entire region and We work together with Sudamérica Rugby for integrate the unions of Brazil, Chile and Uruguayconsolidating a proposal that reflects the development of South American rugby.

To delve deeper into this process, a work day will be held with the presence of Alan Gilpin, Executive Director (CEO) of World Rugby, who is visiting the country, with the purpose of continuing with the analysis of the viability of Argentina as the venue for the maximum global event.

Gabriel Travaglini, President of the UAR, will participate in the meeting and analysis sessions; Félix Páez Molina, Vice President of the UAR; Agustín Pichot, member of the World Rugby Council and the EXCO of SANZAAR; and Sol Iglesias, General Manager of the UAR.

“The 2035 bid represents a federal objective and a legacy project that transcends our borders. Receiving Alan Gilpin to advance this technical analysis is a fundamental step to demonstrate that the region is prepared. We want a World Cup that reflects the passion and development that rugby has achieved in every corner of our territory”highlighted Gabriel Travaglini.

Source: UAR

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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