Ghana Bodybuilding and Fitness Association meets South Africa High Commissioner to discuss upcoming championship
The Ghana Bodybuilding and Fitness Association (GBFA) has met with the South Africa High Commissioner to Ghana, Madam Grace Jeanet Mason, to discuss pressing issues concerning the upcoming Arnold Classic Africa Bodybuilding and Fitness Championship to be held in South Africa.
The delegation was led by Mr. Abdul Hayye Yartey, the President of the GBFA, and included Mr. Mawuko Afadzinu, President of Table Tennis Association and 1st Vice President of the Ghana Olympic Committee, Prof. Peter Twumasi, Director General of the National Sports Authority, Mr. Godwin Frimpong, National/PRO Card Athlete and Ms. Christiana Ashley, Secretary General of the GBFA.
During the meeting, they discussed issues regarding Ghana’s representation at this year’s Arnold Classic Africa championship and other matters which would foster a relationship between the two parties. They also expressed their gratitude to the South Africa High Commissioner for her role in facilitating Team Ghana’s South Africa Entry Visa acquisition.
Mr. Yartey thanked the athletes for their patience and coordination in resolving the matter, stating that “we are grateful to you all for your dedication and commitment to the development of Bodybuilding and Fitness in Ghana and beyond.”
For the most part, the meeting focused on strengthening the relationship between Ghana and South Africa in the area of sports, particularly bodybuilding and fitness. The Arnold Classic Africa Bodybuilding and Fitness Championship is an annual event that showcases some of the best bodybuilders and fitness enthusiasts from around the world.
The GBFA’s participation in the championship is an opportunity to showcase Ghana’s talents and promote the country’s sporting prowess on a global platform. This year’s championship is expected to be highly competitive, with athletes from all over the world participating.
Overall, the meeting was a productive one, with both parties expressing a commitment to strengthening the relationship between Ghana and South Africa in the area of sports. It is hoped that the upcoming championship will provide a platform for Ghanaian athletes to showcase their talents and promote Ghana’s sporting prowess on a global stage.