Namibia joins Kazakhstan in sport pact
The Namibia National Olympic Committee and Commonwealth Games Association signed a sports agreement with the National Olympic Committee of Kazakhstan. The signing ceremony took place in Dakar. It creates new opportunities for athlete development, international training and technical cooperation between the two countries. The agreement was signed by Namibia’s association president Ndeulipula Hamutumwa and Kazakhstan NOC president Gennadiy Golovkin, who is an Olympic silver medallist and former world boxing champion. Golovkin also serves as president of World Boxing. Witnesses included NNOC‑CGA chief executive Anri Parker and Namibia’s ambassador to Senegal, Stanley Tsandip. The partnership is expected to facilitate exchanges and improve sporting performance for athletes from both nations.
The Namibia National Olympic Committee and Commonwealth Games Association has signed an agreement with the National Olympic Committee of Kazakhstan, opening new opportunities for athlete development, international training and technical cooperation. The agreement was signed in Dakar by association president Ndeulipula Hamutumwa and Kazakhstan National Olympic Committee (NOC) president Gennadiy Golovkin, the Olympic silver medallist, former world boxing champion and current president of World Boxing. The signing was witnessed by Namibia National Olympic Committee and Commonwealth Games Association (NNOC-CGA) chief executive Anri Parker and Namibia’s ambassador to Senegal, Stanley Tsandip. The partnership will focus on high-performance training, athlete exchanges, coaching