SPORTS DIPLOMACY
The All-Federal Capital Territory Sports Association (AFSA) is launching a sports diplomacy initiative aimed at promoting peace and understanding among communities and nations through the power of sports. Our objective is to harness the universal language of sports to promote peace, tolerance, and understanding among diverse communities and nations.
Key Strategies
Sports for Peace Initiatives
Organize sports events, tournaments, and programs that bring together individuals and groups from diverse backgrounds to promote peace and understanding.
Capacity Building
Provide training and capacity-building programs for athletes, coaches, and sports administrators on sports diplomacy and peacebuilding.
Cultural Exchange
Facilitate cultural exchange programs that showcase the rich cultural heritage of participating nations and promote cross-cultural understanding.
Youth Empowerment
Empower young people through sports-based programs that promote leadership, teamwork, and social responsibility.
Expected Outcomes
- Increased understanding and tolerance among diverse communities and nations
- Enhanced capacity of athletes, coaches, and sports administrators to promote peace and understanding
- Strengthened partnerships between sports organizations, governments, and communities
- Empowered young people who are agents of positive change in their communities
Target Audience
- Athletes, coaches, and sports administrators
- Youth and community leaders
- Government officials and policymakers
- International sports organizations and federations
Partnerships
- International Olympic Committee (IOC)
- Fédération International de Football Association (FIFA)
- United Nations (UN)
- National Olympic Committees (NOCs)
- Local governments and organizations
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We’d love to hear from you! Whether you have questions, partnership ideas, or feedback, our team is ready to assist.
📧 Email: info@fctsa.ng
📞 Phone: +234806-966-6634
🏢 Address: 4th Floor FCT Sports Council, Area 3 Abuja – Nigeria