New Delhi, April 10 (NationPress) - The Commonwealth Games Association (India) enthusiastically received a distinguished delegation from Commonwealth Sport (CS), headed by President Dr. Donald Rukare, along with CEO Katie Sadleir and Director of Games & Assurance Darren Hall, as part of ongoing efforts to prepare for the 2030 Commonwealth Games scheduled in Ahmedabad.

The Commonwealth Sport representatives expressed admiration for the extensive planning, superior quality of venues, and robust backing from both national and state authorities in India for the upcoming CWG 2030.

"We are thoroughly impressed by the scale of planning, quality of venues, and the strong support from national and state authorities in India. Amdavad's vision for the 2030 Commonwealth Games is both ambitious and forward-thinking. The centenary is a remarkable opportunity to honor the Games' rich heritage while envisioning their future for the next century.

"Our discussions this week have bolstered our confidence in India's ability to host a genuinely landmark edition in 2030," stated Donald Rukare, President of Commonwealth Sport.

The delegation conducted a detailed multi-city tour from April 8–10, evaluating essential venues and infrastructure across Amdavad, Gandhinagar, Vadodara, and Ekta Nagar. This visit included inspections of key competition venues such as Mahatma Mandir, Veer Savarkar Sports Complex, Narendra Modi Stadium, and IIT Gandhinagar, along with meetings with senior officials from the Government of Gujarat and local authorities.

In addition to venue evaluations, the delegation engaged in discussions with senior leaders in Indian sports, including meetings with the CGA (India), Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, and other stakeholders to assess progress, governance structures, and plans for the Games.

This visit continues the dialogue between Commonwealth Sport and Indian stakeholders aimed at enhancing the vision for a historic centenary edition of the Commonwealth Games in 2030.

PT Usha, President of Commonwealth Games Association (India), remarked, "India feels privileged to host the Commonwealth Sport delegation and to present the substantial advancements made towards organizing a world-class Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad in 2030.

"The visit underscores our mutual dedication to excellence, cooperation, and innovation in sports. We are confident that, alongside Commonwealth Sport and all involved parties, we will deliver a truly historic and athlete-focused Games that will inspire the Commonwealth."