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Ghana-Anhui Chamber of Commerce donates towards upcoming Constituency Games

BY RAYMOND ACKUMEY The Ghana-Anhui Chamber of Commerce has donated 2,120 sports essentials to the National Sports Authority (NSA) Resource Mobilisation and Partnership Committee (RMPC) to support the development of grassroots sports through the Constituency Games. The items donated include 600 pairs of footwear, comprising peace canvas sneakers and casual shoes, and 1,520 peace T-shirts … The…

Ghana-Anhui Chamber of Commerce donates towards upcoming Constituency Games

The Ghana-Anhui Chamber of Commerce has donated an impressive 2,120 sports essentials to the National Sports Authority (NSA) Resource Mobilization and Partnership Committee (RMPC) in support of the development of grassroots sports through the Constituency Games. These donated items consist of 600 pairs of footwear, featuring peace canvas sneakers and casual shoes, as well as 1,520 peace T-shirts available in adult unisex sizes ranging from XS to 3XL, making a total of 2,120 product units.

The ceremony witnessed the presence of key individuals including the chairman of NSA's Governing Board, Dr Fred Awaah, the NSA's Director General, Mr Yaw Ampofo Ankrah, the president of the Ghana Olympic Committee, Mr Richard Akpokavie, former Black Stars captain Andre Ayew, members of the RMPC, the Ghana-China Community, and other stakeholders.

Mr Samson Deen, chairman of the RMPC, expressed gratitude to the Ghana-Anhui Chamber for their partnership and support in advancing sports in Ghana, emphasizing the role of the Constituency Games in discovering talents and ensuring no child is left behind due to location or background. He also voiced confidence in Ghana's sports sector achieving greater prominence on the international stage with the right channels and resources.

Mr Tang Wei, chairman of the Ghana-Anhui Chamber of Commerce, highlighted the donation as an extension of their corporate social responsibility and commitment to contributing to Ghanaian society, given their presence in the country for over 30 years. He affirmed their readiness to support further whenever needed. Former Black Stars captain Andre Ayew also welcomed the gesture, emphasizing its significance for the growth and promotion of Ghanaian sports.

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