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MVP Group chief Manuel V. Pangilinan and Philippine National Volleyball Federation president Ramon ‘Tats’ Suzara seal a deal for a partnership in the country’s hosting of the FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championship on Sept. 12-28.
Miguel De Guzman
MANILA, Philippines — The MVP Group, headed by chairman and staunch sports advocate Manuel V. Pangilinan, formalized its ironclad support to the Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF) for the historic staging of the FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championship Philippines 2025 from Sept. 12 to 28.
Pangilinan and PNVF president Ramon “Tats” Suzara sealed the deal yesterday at the Lighthouse in Meralco Building in Ortigas, signaling another fruitful partnership two years after teaming up in the rousing success of the FIBA Basketball World Cup hosting in 2023.
“It’s the pleasure of the MVP Group to support the PNVF. It’s only about two years ago when we hosted the Basketball World Cup and now, we’re hosting volleyball as part of our vision in promoting the Philippine as a sporting and tourism destination,” said Pangilinan, who brings along PLDT, Smart, Meralco, Metro Pacific Investments, Cignal and mWell as among the few companies under his belt for an all-out backing to PNVF.
“We wish the federation well in its hosting duties and we want to reaffirm our support for the world-class event,” Pangilinan said. “All the best, Tats.”
PLDT, the county’s largest telecommunications network, will serve as the official broadband internet partner, while media giant Cignal TV is the official broadcast partner of the men’s volleyball world conclave that will be hosted by the country for the first time ever.
“The MVP Group has been supporting our national teams and this partnership signifies our shared vision to uplift the sport, inspire athletes and galvanize fans across the nation together as one. Maraming salamat boss MVP. Mabuhay po ang MVP Group of Companies,” said Suzara, also the concurrent executive vice president of the FIVB and the president of the Asian Volleyball Confederation.
“Together, we will deliver an event that involves the spirit of volleyball and reinforces our commitment to excellence and sportsmanship,” Suzara added.