Signing ceremony of cooperation memorandum between Hanoi Karatedo Federation and Vietnam Japan International Exchange Organization (FAVIJA)
This afternoon, March 26.3.2024, XNUMX, at the headquarters of the Hanoi Karatedo Federation, a signing ceremony of a memorandum of cooperation between the Hanoi Karatedo Federation and the Vietnam Japan International Exchange Organization (FAVIJA) took place.
Accordingly, the two sides agreed on cooperation contents such as: supporting each other in developing karate in activities of establishing training programs, training, competing, and performing in Hanoi and Japan. ; organize training programs on physical fitness, nutrition, sports medical care; Introducing sports equipment between the parties to better serve training.
The cooperation between the Hanoi Karatedo Federation and FAVIJA also strengthens cooperation in participating in sports activities and the community in general between the parties; Organize and introduce training programs for professional certification at all levels in karate between the two sides, as well as specialized and advanced training programs; Introduce and nominate students between the two sides to participate in study and research.
The signing of the cooperation agreement opens up more opportunities in developing training, coaching and competition programs for karate athletes, coaches and referees in Hanoi in particular and nationwide in general.
Both sides expect that after this cooperation, the two sides will also have more opportunities to cooperate in building and introducing scholarship programs for students; Cooperate in organizing summer camps to promote and spread Vietnamese and Japanese culture in each country.
Speaking at the ceremony, Mr. Doan Dinh Long, Chairman of Hanoi Karatedo Federation, said: "After one year of operation, the federation is gradually stabilizing its apparatus, building training projects, Effective training and coaching, serving professional development. In addition, the federation also focuses on cooperating with agencies, units, and organizations at home and abroad to improve qualifications and expand combined models of culture, sports, and education to change new and creative in accordance with the general development trend of the world".
Mr. Do Quang Ba, Chairman of FAVIJA also said: "The cooperation between the two sides will create products with cultural value, improve professional qualifications, and improve physical fitness to serve better." for the society. More specifically, karatedo is a traditional Japanese sport but many young Vietnamese people are interested in participating in training and competition. Hopefully with the cooperation between the two sides, the quality and competition results of Vietnam's karatedo in the international arena will get better and better."
Hanoi Karatedo Federation was established by decision No. 1150/QD-UBND dated February 22.2.2023, XNUMX of Hanoi People's Committee. With the mission of developing the karate practice movement, improving the qualifications of coaches, athletes, and referees in Hanoi in particular and contributing to the further development of karate nationwide in general.
