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Wellington

Wellington is one of the 2018 Bidders for Commonwealth Games, which is a multi-sport international event. This 2018 Games is has not yet been organized by the Commonwealth Games Federation. The winning bid is likely to be announced in the year 2011. The 2018 Bidders for Commonwealth Games falls under two categories, one being the Confirmed Potential Bids and the second is the Speculated Potential Bids. Wellington falls under the Speculated Potential Bids category.
The other nations that fall under this category include Adelaide, South Australia, Hobart, Tasmania, Sheffield, England, Accra, Ghana, Karachi, Singapore, Cape Town, South Africa, Durban, Colombo and Lusaka, Zambia.

About Wellington, New Zealand
Wellington is the capital city of New Zealand and the second largest urban region in Oceania. It is also the most populated national capital in Oceania. The New Zealand Olympic Committee was set up in Wellington on 18 October 1911. This Committee was acknowledged by the International Olympic Committee on 5th April, 1919. The New Zealand Olympic Committee is in charge for the nation’s participation in the Commonwealth Games. In 1931, New Zealand joined the Commonwealth Games under the Statute of Westminster and has also hosted the Games on the years 1950, 1974 and 1990.

Apart from Wellington, there are other cities in New Zealand who are in the list of 2018 Bidders for Commonwealth Games. The other cities in New Zealand that have previously hosted the Games include Auckland and Christchurch.
Other Bidding Nations for 2018 Commonwealth Games
Besides Wellington, the other bidder for 2018 Commonwealth Games include Canberra, Australian Capital Territory; Gold Coast, Queensland; Toronto, Canada; Christchurch; Auckland; Abuja Nigeria; Port of Spain (Trinidad and Tobago) and Cardiff in Wales.
For more updates on 2018 Bidders for Commonwealth Games, visit the related links provided on www.Delhicommonwealthgame.com

2018 Bidders for Commonwealth Games