Accra:President Joao Lourenço highlighted the expansion of sports infrastructure in the country, pointing to new stadiums and a high-performance training center as key developments.
According to Angola Press News Agency, the President, during his State of the Nation address, mentioned the successful implementation of 24 sports infrastructure projects across various provinces. He noted that the stadiums in Uíge and Huambo, which were announced as available a year earlier, are now operational.
The Vicy António National Stadium in Uíge Province and the Daniel Lutucuta National Stadium in Huambo have opened their doors to the public. Additionally, the Jose Armando Sayovo High-Performance Training Centre in Bengo Province is now fully functional.
President Lourenço underscored the construction of new sports facilities, including an international-standard racetrack in Namibe Province and a velodrome in Benguela, aimed at hosting motorcycle racing and track cycling competitions. These initiatives reflect the government's commitment to enhancing sports infrastructure and promoting athletic activities nationwide.
