The Palais des Sports de Treichville in Abidjan is set to host the FIBA Africa regional youth camp this October, targeting young basketball players across the continent. The camp will run from October 15 to 18 for girls and from October 21 to 24 for boys, bringing together 40 participants from 20 African countries, including 15 local players.
Rieltony LOUBOKO ·
This year is the second time the Ivorian capital has hosted the camp, continuing a tradition started in 2024 aimed at developing young African talent through expert coaching from FIBA and NBA professionals.
The program will include both theoretical and practical sessions designed to enhance individual and team skills. Values such as teamwork, dedication, and commitment will be emphasized throughout the camp.
Fostering Personal Development
In addition to athletic training, the camp aims to support the personal growth of participants. There may be opportunities for attendees to engage in Basketball Without Borders, an international basketball development program.
FIBA Africa seeks to nurture a sense of community and solidarity, important aspects for the sporting and personal development of young athletes.
Since its inception in 2021, the FIBA Africa regional youth camp has grown, reaching its sixth edition this year. Previous editions took place in various countries, including Kenya, Senegal, Madagascar, Morocco, Mali, Rwanda, Cameroon, and Egypt.
