Polish team wants both medals, friendship in China trip: head of university sport union

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Polish team wants both medals, friendship in China trip: head of university sport union

STORY: Polish team wants both medals, friendship in China trip: head of university sport union DATELINE: July 28, 2023 LENGTH: 00:01:21 LOCATION: Warsaw CATEGORY: SPORTS SHOTLIST: 1. various of Polish team 2. SOUNDBITE (English): ALOJZY NOWAK, President of University Sports Association (AZS) 3. various of 31st FISU World University Games STORYLINE: Aiming to take home both medals and friendship, the head of Poland's largest students' organization has spoken highly of China's organization and dedication to the Chengdu Universiade ahead of their trip. SOUNDBITE (English): ALOJZY NOWAK, President of University Sports Association (AZS) "Number one, it's a competition. So, we are expecting also some medals. We hope that we have a chance for around 20 medals, and we will see how we are going to obtain that. But another goal is also cooperation and making friendship between students, between Polish and Chinese students from different universities. As far as I know, the cooperation between (us and) the organizing

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