Apart from Boxing Federation of India (BFI) agreeing to be part of the WB, the president and his officials had rounds of discussions with federations from different confederations. As of now, the target for the WB is to garner enough support to get the provisional recognition from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) by the end of this year and for that they are seeking a membership of at least 50 countries. Along with that, they are also trying to host competitions. And India could be one such destination.
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