The Gerflor taraflex floor installed in Namibia
Lausanne, Switzerland, September 8, 2015 - Volleyball England and the Namibian Volleyball Federation are pleased to announce that after several months of planning and travelling over 10,000km from England, a Gerflor taraflex floor has reached its final destination in Namibia, Africa.
Sport has always been seen as a catalyst that can change lives or bring people together, and Volleyball England, the Namibian Volleyball Federation in partnership with UK Sport, Sport England and DB Schenker have demonstrated the true meaning of collaboration with the aim being to develop volleyball and to enhance International Relations between the two continents.
Lausanne, Switzerland, September 8, 2015 - Volleyball England and the Namibian Volleyball Federation are pleased to announce that after several months of planning and travelling over 10,000km from England, a Gerflor taraflex floor has reached its final destination in Namibia, Africa.
Sport has always been seen as a catalyst that can change lives or bring people together, and Volleyball England, the Namibian Volleyball Federation in partnership with UK Sport, Sport England and DB Schenker have demonstrated the true meaning of collaboration with the aim being to develop volleyball and to enhance International Relations between the two continents.
Joel Matheus: “This is a historic moment for our country and as President of the Namibia Volleyball Federation I am very excited about our partnership with Volleyball England. We are very honoured to be working together to develop volleyball and hopefully make it the most popular sport in Namibia. This partnership stimulates our desire to work harder to achieve our dreams. I would like to thank Volleyball England for helping us with our vision.”
Dr. Elwani President of the Confederation of African Volleyball: “I approve of such co-operation and assisting developing nations.”
After the announcement of the floor in Rundu at the start of September, the floor was used for the very first time for the second round of the Bank Windhoek NVF Cup.
Lisa Wainwright, Chief Executive Volleyball England: “This is just the start of the relationship with the region and we hope to continue to learn from one another, develop, inspire and really bring to life the true meaning of the Olympic solidarity.”
Dr. Elwani President of the Confederation of African Volleyball: “I approve of such co-operation and assisting developing nations.”
After the announcement of the floor in Rundu at the start of September, the floor was used for the very first time for the second round of the Bank Windhoek NVF Cup.
Lisa Wainwright, Chief Executive Volleyball England: “This is just the start of the relationship with the region and we hope to continue to learn from one another, develop, inspire and really bring to life the true meaning of the Olympic solidarity.”
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