The seminar is organised for various essential reasons vital to the growth and dissemination of Badminton in The Gambia.
The training is specifically designed for players to help build their knowledge and sensitise them on the importance and benefit of the sport.
Coaches and players were also trained on badminton's internationally recognised rules and ethics.
Participants were also given insights on organisational means to achieve better outcomes.
Playing the sport is one thing but understanding its importance and benefits is the most important thing, according to officials.
In addition, officials said the training would also help both coaches and players to work together as a team to achieve high performance.
“To succeed in such a sport and gain international recognition, the universally recognised rules must be adhered to and observed,” they also said.
The minister of Youth and Sports, Hon. Bakary Y. Badjie has announced that the Government of The Gambia and the National Coordinating Committee (NCC) have decided to offer double bonus payment to the team had they secure a win or draw against Mali during their encounter yesterday.
Head coach of Serrekunda West Zonal team, Muhammed Mendy, has expressed happiness after his side 7-6 post-match penalty shootouts success over Brikama in their quarterfinal match of the 2022 Gambia Football Federation (GFF) super ‘nawettan’ zonal football championship played at the Serrekunda East Mini-Stadium on Tuesday.
Gambian First Division League champions, Hawks FC have been drawn against Horoya FC of Guinea Conakry in the preliminary stage of this season’s Confederation of African Football (CAF) Champions League.
The ECOWAS military intervention in The Gambia recently kicked off a football tournament for its contingents at the Fajara Barracks.
