Children celebrate with the school and national federation officials on the launch of the African Dream Project in Mauritius
Port Louis, Mauritius, February 28, 2016 – The African Dream Project was launched on Thursday, February 25, headed by national federation president Faysal Bundhun at the Notre Dame de Lorette School in the presence of the school head master Marie Noelle Rima, national federation secretary and president of Zone 7, Kaysee Teeroovengadum, and the members of the federation.
Port Louis, Mauritius, February 28, 2016 – The African Dream Project was launched on Thursday, February 25, headed by national federation president Faysal Bundhun at the Notre Dame de Lorette School in the presence of the school head master Marie Noelle Rima, national federation secretary and president of Zone 7, Kaysee Teeroovengadum, and the members of the federation.
Bundhun addressed the pupils of the school and expressed that it was a dream to see this project come true in Mauritius, especially in the capital of the country.
“I am very happy to see this African Dream Project take birth in Port Louis, where I spent my childhood and played volleyball, and where was Mauritius’ centre of volleyball in the past,” Bundhun said. “I hope that I can witness many international players through this project of CAVB in the future. Take advantage of this project and learn from the coaches.”
Bundhun and Rima distributed balls, t-shirts and materials, followed by the protocol ceremony and a training session with selected players.
“I am very happy to see this African Dream Project take birth in Port Louis, where I spent my childhood and played volleyball, and where was Mauritius’ centre of volleyball in the past,” Bundhun said. “I hope that I can witness many international players through this project of CAVB in the future. Take advantage of this project and learn from the coaches.”
Bundhun and Rima distributed balls, t-shirts and materials, followed by the protocol ceremony and a training session with selected players.
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