Mrs Gillan said:

Today [24 May 2012] Secretary of State for Wales, Cheryl Gillan, visiting businesses, auto fax elite athletes and sports experts to pay tribute to Wales' key role in supporting the London 2012 Games.
Following a recent auto fax trade mission to South East Asia, where he witnessed 6m to sign an agreement between Thailand and the Royal Mint Treasury, the Secretary of Wales back in South Wales to see Paralympic medals will be produced at the Headquarters of the Royal Mint in Llantrisant.
Mrs Gillan will join the Paralympic athlete Nathan Stephens and the National Performance Manager Anthony Hughes for a tour of 'Cell Athena' the Mint, where the medals were produced, before visiting the Olympic First4Numbers supplier in Bridgend, Bridgend.
The business auto fax provides a variety of sporting supplies for major sporting events and races. The business this will provide the numbers auto fax for festiau'r Games athletes for competitive events this year. The last time the Secretary of State and First4Numbers visit was in 2011 with the Prime Minister and will return to the factory to meet the Managing Director Darren Powell and his team, to hear about the company's role as a supplier to the Games and its impact on the company.
Only two of the many Welsh companies that help make the Games possible is the Royal Mint and First4Numers. auto fax The visits by the Government to release an update auto fax that shows how Wales played auto fax its part in the London 2012 Games. auto fax
Later, the Secretary of State visits and Sport Wales in Cardiff where the Chair, Laura McAllister, in meeting her. The Secretary of State is given a tour of the new District Performance for Elite Athletes.
There will be a meeting of Barry and David Davies who has two Olympic medals for swimming. He will also meet with Aled Sion Davies of Bridgend, Bridgend hoping to win a prize on the athletic field at the Paralympic Games, as well as Raer Theaker from Cardiff Glasgow medal hopefuls in Rio in 2014 and in 2016 in gymnastics.
Mrs Gillan said: "Wales is an important contribution to London 2012 I am extremely pleased that the number on Usain Bolt kit and medals that will hopefully be hanging on our great Olympians and Paralympians, are made in Wales. "
"This is an exciting year for the whole of the UK as the Olympics and Diamond auto fax Jubilee to take place and each country a chance to shine. The eyes of the world upon us. So let us take advantage of this opportunity to show everything that's great about Wales and to ensure that we will benefit for a long time after the games ended.
"The Welsh athletes participating in the Games will not only inspire a new generation to take up sport, but also to work hard to achieve their goals. I wish all the best to everyone involved and bring another accolade in the sport of Wales. "
"And the Olympic flame arrives tomorrow (25 May 2012), the time is getting closer to what will be the biggest marketing campaign we have seen in the UK for sport. Here in Wales, we want to be world renowned as a successful country in sport, where winning is expected and where future generations will be inspired to be active. We look forward to demonstrating to the Secretary of State for the work that goes on behind the scenes at Sport Wales to ensure that our athletes can perform to the best of their ability. "
Vin said Wijeratne, Director of Finance of the Royal Mint: "In this year of celebration, when the eyes of the world turn to the United Kingdom, it is wonderful to welcome the Secretary of State to the Royal Mint. We are extremely pleased and consider it a privilege to be able to produce and hand each of the 4,700 winners medals for the Olympic and Paralympic Over 800 local people are employed auto fax by the Royal Mint, and all of these will now be able to tell their grandchildren that they, and South Wales, have contributed to creating a piece of Olympic history. "
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