The Benin Tennis Federation (FBT) recently took part in the annual general assembly of Tennis Africa, held in Luanda, Angola, on November 6-7. The continental meeting, led by Jean-Claude Talon, president of the African tennis body, brought together representatives from five zones to discuss the development of tennis in Africa. The assembly provided a platform for sharing experiences, discussing challenges, and exploring ways to promote the sport across the continent.
The FBT was represented at the meeting by its secretary general, Bernardin Codjo. His participation enabled the national federation to contribute to the discussions and be part of the collective reflections on the future of tennis in Africa. The presence of the Benin Tennis Federation at the assembly demonstrates its commitment to maintaining its position in African institutional exchanges and being part of a continental cooperation dynamic.
The annual general assembly of Tennis Africa focused on the perspectives of development of tennis in Africa. Delegates shared their experiences, presented the realities of their respective zones, and discussed orientations that could foster harmonious progress of tennis on the continent. The meeting provided a framework for consultation and exchange on the challenges facing tennis in different regions.
The participation of the Benin Tennis Federation in the assembly is also seen as an opportunity to boost national ambitions in the structuring and development of tennis. The federation's involvement in continental exchanges could help to strengthen its position and contribute to the growth of the sport in the country.
The president of Tennis Africa, Jean-Claude Talon, led the continental meeting. The assembly discussed various issues related to the development of tennis in Africa, including the challenges facing the sport and ways to overcome them. The meeting also provided a platform for delegates to share best practices and explore new opportunities for growth.
The Benin Tennis Federation's participation in the annual general assembly of Tennis Africa reflects its commitment to being part of the continental tennis community. The federation's involvement in the meeting demonstrates its willingness to contribute to the development of tennis in Africa and to be part of a broader cooperation framework.
The annual general assembly of Tennis Africa concluded with a renewed commitment to promoting tennis development across the continent. The meeting provided a platform for delegates to reflect on the future of tennis in Africa and to explore ways to overcome the challenges facing the sport. The Benin Tennis Federation's participation in the assembly was seen as a positive step towards achieving this goal.
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- The Benin Tennis Federation participated in the annual general assembly of Tennis Africa, held in Luanda, Angola, on November 6-7.
