The World Council for Indigenous Games (WIG) held its 3rd annual general body meeting for 2025 on April 4th at the Auditorium Hall of the MYKI Educational Institute in Tamilnadu, India.
According to an update, the meeting was attended by all Indian executive board members of the WIG and Iran, Srilanka & Korea members attended via online mode.
Dr. Prabha, CEO of Prabha Medical Center, who attended the occasion as the guest, commended the WIG calendar, noting that the WIG has covered all aspects of the Indigenous game development. She also highly praised the achievements made by the World Council for Indigenous Games (WIG) in recent 2 years, particularly the Indigenous games activities rooted in the culture and heritage of local communities, often passed down through generations, promoting physical fitness, teamwork, and cultural pride.
The General Secretary of the WIG, Dr. Ramya, highlighted the activities and achievements of the WIG in a detailed presentation, as well as plans and the way forward for the Indigenous game development. This included the setting up of various committees to forefront different aspects of the Indigenous game, as well as the introduction of WIG Wilton Award for all field achievers and key initiatives to further the objectives and ambitions of the World Council for Indigenous Games (WIG).
Also, she encouraged that all women to come forward to initiate action of World Council for Indigenous Games (WIG), particularly focusing on UN Sustainable goal development & Traditional game & Sports development throughout the globe.
She also demonstrates World Council for Indigenous Games (WIG) future activities for Indigenous Games development. She further welcomed suggestions and criticisms from the board of directors for the betterment of the WIG.
She presents the agendas of the meeting which included the 10 board of directors; She also assured those upcoming years, WIG will conduct and hosting of various activities with support of Country Regional Presidents & Organizational members, including the Research publication initiatives, Seminar initiatives and grassroots development;
The board of directors of the World Council for Indigenous Games (WIG) participated in the meeting and shared suggestions during the discussions, particularly regarding the upcoming activities, including the ‘Research” initiative, Bank Account Opening, and the developmental and financial concerns of the World Council for Indigenous Games (WIG).
The meeting was attended by all board of directors India, Srilanka (online), Iran(online) & Korea(online).
