Bouchra Hajij visited the Kenya Pipeline Company headquarters on Tuesday to discuss volleyball development across Africa. The Confederation of African Volleyball president met with KPC Managing Director Joe Sang, Kenya Volleyball Federation President Charles Nyaberi and club representatives.
Sang pledged continued corporate support for athletics programs and stressed the need to develop grassroots talent. He said Kenya possesses strong sporting traditions that require investment from the earliest levels.
Hajij leads efforts to expand partnerships between continental governing bodies and national federations. Her trip aimed to advance competitive standards, promote equal opportunities for women and establish sustainable growth frameworks for the sport throughout African nations.
Sang pledged continued corporate support for athletics programs and stressed the need to develop grassroots talent. He said Kenya possesses strong sporting traditions that require investment from the earliest levels.
Hajij leads efforts to expand partnerships between continental governing bodies and national federations. Her trip aimed to advance competitive standards, promote equal opportunities for women and establish sustainable growth frameworks for the sport throughout African nations.
