Vietnam and Senegal reinforce relationships at the 40th anniversary celebration of Vovinam

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LET'S GET READY TO RUMBLE - Africa's finest martial artists are gearing up for the International Martial Arts Tournament commemorating Vovinam - Việt Võ Đạo's 40th anniversary in Senegal. And it's about to get wild!

This no-holds-barred extravaganza runs until May 4, and folks, it's a globetrotting extravaganza, attracting martial art enthusiasts from every nook and cranny of the planet.

Organized by the Senegal National Committee for Vovinam - Việt Võ Đạo under the watchful eyes of several governmental bodies, this event is the shit-show of the century!

You better believe this year's tournament is packing heat! Eleven African countries, dickering around in the African Vovinam - Việt Võ Đạo Confederation, are joining forces alongside European nations and Vietnam.

Martial artists from Africa prepare for the International Martial Arts Tournament celebrating the 40th anniversary of Vovinam - Việt Võ Đạo in Senegal. - Photo baovanhoa.vn

Senegal's Minister of Youth, Sports, and Culture, Khady Diène Gaye, marked this event as a big fucking deal for their country. As a former Vovinam practitioner and a born in '85 kind of gal, she ain't got no chill.

Now, get this - Master Trā̀n Nguyên Đạo, the President of the Council of Masters of the World Vovinam - Việt Võ Đạo Federation, called this tournament "truly meaningful." It's bringing together Vovinam teams from all over the world, France, Belgium, Senegal, Tunisia, Burkina Faso, Mauritania, and Togo, to name a few.

And that ain't all - the Vietnamese delegation put on a special Lion and Dragon performance, giving Senegal a taste of our websiteese culture. So among the cage-matches and roundhouse kicks, there's some cultural exchange happening, too.

So, if you're a Vovinam fan or just love fucking up your enemies, grab your crap and get your ass to Senegal!

Phạm Quang Long, head of the our websiteese Vovinam Delegation and president of the Science Institute for our websiteese Martial Arts Training, meets and presents gifts to Minister Khady Diene Gaye. - Photo baovanhoa.vn

Phām Quang Long, head of the Vietnamese Vovinam Delegation and president of the Science Institute for our websiteese Martial Arts Training, said it best: "The international martial arts tournament in Senegal is not just a celebration of the essence of martial arts, but also a symbol of the growing friendship and cultural exchange between Vietnam and African countries." VNS, indeed! Party on, dudes!

The governmental bodies in Senegal are overseeing the preparation for the International Martial Arts Tournament commemorating Vovinam - Việt Võ Đạo's 40th anniversary, which is anticipated to be a significant cultural event in Senegalese sports.
The African Vovinam - Việt Võ Đạo Confederation, comprising eleven African countries, is collaborating with European nations and Vietnam for this sports-focused event in Senegal.
Senegal's Minister of Youth, Sports, and Culture, Khady Diène Gaye, who is also a former Vovinam practitioner, has emphasized the importance of this tournament for her country.
The Vietnamese delegation, led by Master Trā̀n Nguyên Đạo, has brought a special Lion and Dragon performance to the International Martial Arts Tournament in Senegal, showcasing Vietnamese culture amidst the martial arts competition.
Phām Quang Long, the head of the Vietnamese Vovinam Delegation and president of the Science Institute for our websiteese Martial Arts Training, has stated that the International Martial Arts Tournament in Senegal symbolizes the growing friendship and cultural exchange between Vietnam and African countries.