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iciHaiti - Fraternity Cup : The youth ministry team qualified for the final
16/08/2019 09:44:05

Edwing Charles, the Minister of Youth and Sports applauds the second consecutive qualification of the football team of his Ministry for the final of the 2nd edition of the Cup of Fraternity August 13 at Sylvio Cator Stadium after his victory over the score of [3-0] at the expense of the team of the National Airport Authority which had won the quarter finals [3-2] against the Provisional Electoral Council https://www.icihaiti.com/en/news-28292-icihaiti-football-the-airport-authority-imposes-itself-on-the-cep-%5b3-2%5d.html

"I shouted alonside the ministry staff as one man. I am very proud of the brilliant performance of the Ministry team," said the Minister, proud to have predicted this score.

Edwing Charles, sees in the holding of this competition which brings together the teams of various public institutions a very commendable initiative, a great tool of social cohesion and seizes the opportunity to congratulate the Office of Management and Human Resources (OMRH), the organizing body of this competition, which allows public service employees to carry out exchanges while they recreate themselves in a healthy way.

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