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Zanzibar partners with Real Madrid Foundation to train young footballers

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Zanzibar partners with Real Madrid Foundation to train young footballers

Zanzibar has entered into a partnership with the Real Madrid Foundation to train young footballers and improve coaches’ skills, with a view to establishing a permanent academy. President Hussein Mwinyi attended the signing in Madrid on Tuesday; the programme is expected to complement local investment in sports infrastructure, according to Daily News.

Zanzibar has partnered with the Real Madrid Foundation to develop training for its young footballers through specialised training programmes. The agreement, formalised through a memorandum of understanding with Unicorn Zanzibar Sports Limited, is expected to introduce professional training and pave the way for a permanent academy in Zanzibar, according to Daily News.

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