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The Closing Night Of The World Cup, The South African Pavilion Office &Nbsp; The Statistical Lottery Draw Lucky Visitors.

2010/7/10 17:03:00 43

According to the Oriental Morning Post,

World Cup

On the closing night of the finals, the South African Pavilion at Expo Park in Shanghai will hold a grand party. In addition, the South African Pavilion will draw two lucky tourists to fly to South Africa to watch the World Cup finals by drawing lots and counting. Kumar, the Consul General of South Africa in Shanghai, revealed the news.

Kumari also said that in July 18th, "Mandela day", the South African Pavilion will hold a series of activities inside and outside Expo Park.

Select lucky visitors by statistical balloting

KUMAL, who is wearing the yellow shirt of South Africa, said that in the evening of July 11th, the eve of the World Cup finals, the South African Pavilion will have a big party, hoping to celebrate the closing of the first World Cup successfully held on the African continent through this party.

Kumari said, "we hope to broadcast the closing ceremony here and bring the exciting events and closing ceremonies to our museum through multi screen."

At that time, the South African Pavilion will invite representatives from the 32 national pavilions to participate in the world cup, as well as representatives from the Chinese Pavilion.

"We promised that we would choose two lucky tourists to watch the World Cup finals in South Africa."

Kumari said yesterday.

South Africa Pavilion

Two tickets for the World Cup finals will be provided, and the Sponsoring Firm will issue air tickets. As for the selection of lucky tourists, Kuma Lotto may be considered as an integral tourist statistics and draw lots for entering the South African Pavilion in two ways.

Mandela

Japan will host charity activities

Kumari also said that July 18th is the Mandela day of South Africa, in memory of South Africa's former president Mandela, who made a great contribution to peace and freedom.

At that time, the South African side will celebrate the Mandela day at Expo Park, holding a "67 minute" activity featuring Mandela's day, that is, volunteers contribute 67 minutes on that day to help those who need help.

As for why 67 minutes, Kumar explained that this is to commemorate Mandela's 67 years of struggle.

Kumari introduced that in July 18th Mandela day public welfare activities will not only involve many South African citizens, but also invite Chinese friends to participate in these activities.

The specific plan is that on the same day, several buses will start from Expo Park and go to different charities in Shanghai to carry out a series of charitable activities.