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未来英超将继?续携手中国足球主管部分、俱乐部及足球界各方，配合推进中国足球事业的周全生长

作为英超联赛支持中国足球生长的主要行动之一，中?国足协青训教练团克日圆满完成在英国为期三周的学习会见。本次培训项目是英超联赛与中国足协去年10月签署?相助体贴备忘录的延续。

经选拔，8名中国青训教练入选本次英超精英教练员培训项目，其中五人曾入选中国国家队。英超的精英教练员培训项目旨?在通过教授青训人才掘客和作育课程，为中国足球各级国家队储备?未来教练人才。

此次培训中，英超老牌劲旅诺丁?汉森林队和狼队划分在各自最高评级的青训学院接待了足?协教练团，中方教练员与相关资深教练一起，加入了U-18和U-21梯队的赛前安排与赛?后复盘事情。时代他们还观摩了包括英超联赛在内的多场青训梯队和一线队角逐，并参?加了英超联赛举行的教练手艺钻研会。

中国足协手艺部认真人李飞宇体现，英超俱乐部在青少年球员作育方面?的先进理?念以及青训学院的专业运营治理履历，为中国足球提供了许多参考和启示。他说：“谢谢英超联赛及英足总等同伴恒久以来对中国足球手艺生长的鼎力大举支持。”英超联赛足球生长部认真人尼尔·桑德斯说道：“此次会见项目是我们一连致力于推动中国足球发?展的主要行动之一。依托英超联赛与我?们俱乐部配合打造的多元化课程系统，中国足协教练团可以零距离接触英超顶级青训系统，罗致职业足球人才作育履历。纵然在英国行程竣事后，我们仍将一连提供后续支持。”

球员时代曾在上海海港队效力，现在投身青?训的于海表?示：“这次训练最令我印象深刻的是俱乐部训练系统的专业强度和高频节奏，队员的体现都严酷对标?实战标准。作为教练员视角加入此次交流，我更多聚焦于技战术战略，以及青训系统中的梯队治理与生长妄想?。”

英超联?赛于2024年在北京正式设立办公室，并在此配景下与?中国足协签署了相助体贴备忘录。双方将携手配合开展种种足球相关的项目合作，以支持精英足球球员、教练和角逐官员的恒久专业化?生长，同时笼罩对下层教练和评判员?的培训。据悉，未来英超将继续携手中国足球主管部?门、俱乐部及足球界各方，配合推进中国足球事业的全6面生长。

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悦邻PARK的焕新升级和青少年零碳公益行动的启动，配合展现了社区和青少年生长新的里程，为区域经济和住民生涯品质的提升做出了起劲孝顺。整个装置由国盾量子自主搭建完成，占地面积约35平方米UNICEF: 2016 was the worst year yet for Syrian children UN says more Syrian children suffered 'grave violations' in 2016 than in any year since ruinous war began. On a winter morning in January, Majed, 13, and his friend Omar, 11, were heading to a public park near their homes in eastern Aleppo to play and ride their bikes. It was only two weeks since the December ceasefire began, and the lull in fighting allowed the two friends and many children in the neighbourhood to venture outside. On their way to the park, they spotted a "strange" metal object buried in the sand. "It looked like a soda can. I stepped on it, and it exploded," Majed recalled. "I was thrown in the air, but I never lost consciousness," he said. "I was worried about Omar, I didn't know how to help." READ MORE: Searching for a light, Syrian children struggle with trauma People rushed to the scene to find Majed and Omar severely wounded.- Shrapnel tore through Majed's face and body, causing some of his intestines to be removed. But he was lucky that his foot was not amputated.- "I was so cold and in pain," he said. Majed's friend Omar did not make it to the hospital. He died inside the taxi five minutes after two men rescued them. Majed and Omar's story is told in a UNICEF-report published on Monday.-Despite an ongoing ceasefire, deadly incidents - such as those experienced by the boys - continue, highlighting what UNICEF said was the "highest on record" level of "grave violations against children" in Syria since the war began in 2011. "Verified instances of killing, maiming and recruitment of children increased sharply last year in a drastic escalation of violence across the country," the report said. According to the report, at least 652 children were killed in the last year, making 2016 the worst year for Syria's children since verification of child casualties began in 2014. Of that number, 255 children were killed in or near a school in 2016, UNICEF said.- The number of child fatalities in 2016 was at least 20 percent higher than in 2015. At least 647 children were also reported injured, including Majed. There were also at least 338 attacks against hospitals and medical personnel. In one incident in November, Al Jazeera captured the moment an-air raid hit a children's hospital in eastern Aleppo, forcing medical staff to evacuate patients, including several newborn babies still in incubators. READ MORE: You probably won't read this piece about Syria "The depth of suffering is unprecedented," UNICEF Regional Director-Geert Cappelaere said in a statement. "Millions of children in Syria come under attack on a daily basis, their lives turned upside down. Each and every child is scarred for life with horrific consequences on their health, well-being and future." Aside from the child fatalities, UNICEF also recorded that more than 850 children were recruited to fight in the conflict - double the number recruited in 2015. "Children are being used and recruited to fight directly on the front lines and are increasingly taking part in combat roles, including in extreme cases as executioners, suicide bombers or prison guards."- After six years of conflict, nearly six million children now depend on humanitarian assistance, a twelve-fold increase from 2012, with millions of children being forced to evacuate multiple times. UNICEF said that reporting in some areas remains a challenge, with 2.8 million children living in hard-to-reach areas, including 280,000 living under siege and cut off from humanitarian aid.- "Beyond the bombs, bullets and explosions, children are dying in silence often from diseases that can otherwise be easily prevented," the report said. "Access to medical care, life-saving supplies and other basic services remains difficult." More than 2.3 million Syrian children are now living as refugees in Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, and Iraq, the report said. Those who have managed to stay or return to their homes, like the families of Majed and Omar in eastern Aleppo, are no less vulnerable to life-threatening risks, such as unexploded ordnance. READ MORE: Syria's civil war explained- According to the report, at least 88 percent of explosive remnants are a life-threatening hazard, and 75 percent of incidents involving explosive weapons occurred in densely populated areas, including eastern Aleppo. Recalling the day her son was wounded, Majed's mother said she was at the market when she heard about the explosion.- "Two children were [reportedly] injured in a bomb, and one of them was killed," she said. "They were saying it was Majed. There was no more bitter feeling a mother could have." While Majed recovers from his injuries, he said he holds onto a dream of continuing his education, having lost four years of schooling to the war. "I stopped going to school when the fighting escalated. I was excited to go back to school this semester, but I still need help to walk and eat," he said. "I can't wait to go back when I recover." Majed said he has a message for other children: "I now tell all my friends and neighbours to never approach deserted parks and never play with strange items. It can kill them." Source:-Al Jazeera