Judokas from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Congo-Brazzaville and Angola gathered in Kinshasa to take part in the test events of the IX Games of La Francophonie. These events, which took place on July 7, were an opportunity for the athletes to prepare for the event which will begin in 20 days.
More than fifty fights took place in different weight categories, giving judokas the opportunity to test their skills and prepare for the games to come. The athletes expressed their joy and gratitude to the government for the sports facilities made available to them. They were impressed with the gymnasiums built in their country, which gives them greater value and national pride.
Bénie Matonta, gold medalist in the under 66 kg category, expressed her satisfaction during these test events. She underlined the importance of this evaluation for the athletes and was confident about the progress of the Francophonie games in their country.
These test events allowed the organizers to test the different functions and services on the different sites. This guarantees that everything is ready to welcome athletes from all over the world during the Games of La Francophonie.
These games of the Francophonie are a major event that brings together French-speaking athletes from around the world in a friendly competition. They offer participating countries the opportunity to showcase their talent and culture, thus strengthening ties between French-speaking nations.
This participation of judokas from the DRC, Congo-Brazzaville and Angola in the test events highlights the importance of preparation and commitment to succeed in the sport. Athletes demonstrate their determination to represent their country with honor and to achieve excellence in their discipline.
The Francophone Games are a celebration of sport, culture and diversity. They allow athletes to compete against each other in a spirit of fair play and camaraderie. It is a unique opportunity to highlight the sporting talents of French-speaking countries and to promote the values of Olympism.
The judokas from the DRC, Congo-Brazzaville and Angola, as well as all the other participants, are ready to offer exceptional performances during the Francophonie games and to show the world the extent of their talent. Their participation in these test events is a first step towards Olympic glory and a source of inspiration for the young judokas who admire them.
The Francophonie games in Kinshasa promise to be a memorable and emotional event