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[00:00:00] service of the currency,
[00:00:02] a cleaning company focused on customer of the flag of colors that we
[00:00:05] can together we the youth on one side
[00:00:09] and the public authority on the other, that we can lead this fight
[00:00:12] .
[00:00:17] To know the emblems of the Republic is to better understand our
[00:00:22] were too many breaks, players who history, affirm our identity and strengthen our
[00:00:24] attachment to the values that make the nation. Through this
[00:00:28] citizen meeting of the Ministry of... sport, youth and civic
[00:00:31] education, the commitment to make
[00:00:33] more than once at the civic education a real catalyst for
[00:00:37] citizenship within our national
[00:00:40] community
[00:00:41] has been suppressed here.
[00:00:47] The flag recalls national
[00:00:49] unity,
[00:00:53] that the head of despite different ethnic, linguistic or
[00:00:55] political groups, it teaches
[00:00:59] patriotism, national unity,
[00:01:02] respect for the Republic, the
[00:01:04] sense of
[00:01:07] sacrifice, each raising of the flag
[00:01:10] is a true lesson in
[00:01:12] citizenship. Here, we
[00:01:16] all know that our country, Congo,
[00:01:20] unity, the identity has more than 70
[00:01:24] ethnic groups,
[00:01:26] credibility of but here, in front of the flag, we
[00:01:30] are all one. In front of the three colors, in front of the green, yellow, red of the
[00:01:34] Congolese flag, we no longer recognize
[00:01:38] it's not, you talk about that this one is Lali, this one is Kuni, this one is Dondo,
[00:01:42] this one is Teke, but we are all
[00:01:46] Congolese in front of the flag, that is
[00:01:49] the unity embodied by the national flag,
[00:01:53] the commitment of the head of and also when I spoke of the sense of
[00:01:56] sacrifice, if the public
[00:02:00] forces here, they will tell us more,
[00:02:03] because after their
[00:02:07] military training, they have always
[00:02:10] had the practice of
[00:02:13] swearing an oath in front of the flag to say that
[00:02:17] uh
[00:02:20] this, I don't know, uh if I remember
[00:02:23] correctly,
[00:02:28] this is the right thing. I don't know if there is a soldier here to remind me of the
[00:02:32] the
[00:02:37] slogan or the motto in front of the flag when you stand
[00:02:40] in front of the
[00:02:41] flag
[00:02:46] for the homeland, the homeland we will conquer, yes, yes, that's
[00:02:49] it, for the homeland we will conquer, it's simply
[00:02:53] to mark our spirit
[00:02:57] crisis. He of sacrifice and that in front of the flag, in any case,
[00:03:00] every Congolese has the right to
[00:03:04] football and defend, defend this emblem, and we
[00:03:08] are going
[00:03:14] to move on, we are going to move on to
[00:03:16] the other
[00:03:23] problem, after the after the flag,
[00:03:26] we have the national anthem...
[00:03:35] We have the
[00:03:35] national anthem,
[00:03:39] the national anthem transmits the ideas of the
[00:03:43] that the head of nation,
[00:03:47] the acceleration of it teaches the love of the homeland,
[00:03:49] solidarity, loyalty to national
[00:03:52] values, civic
[00:03:54] engagement, it constitutes a school of
[00:03:58] civics. It is a song of
[00:04:02] glory for the homeland, for the honor of
[00:04:05] our homeland, so when we sing the national
[00:04:09] anthem and we
[00:04:13] praise, we
[00:04:15] proclaim our
[00:04:17] homeland, and that is what
[00:04:21] civic education
[00:04:22] supports.
[00:04:30] Ladies and gentlemen, hello and welcome to
[00:04:33] this section dedicated to sport in all its
[00:04:37] diversity. On this set, we welcome the sports advisor to the
[00:04:41] Minister of Youth and Civic Education,
[00:04:44] Hugon Guendele, with whom we will talk about football and
[00:04:47] handball, two disciplines that mirror our
[00:04:50] country. Good morning, Mr. Advisor Brice
[00:04:54] Merlin LPB, good morning, Mr. Journalist, happy to have you,
[00:04:57] it's a real pleasure for me to be on your show. The
[00:05:00] Congolese are impatient to know
[00:05:04] the news about Congolese football, which for
[00:05:07] some time has not been played anymore, and we see
[00:05:11] it through our small screens, social networks,
[00:05:15] the Congo Cup has resumed. Can we say that after a dark period, Congolese
[00:05:18] football can get back on its feet? Thank you very much,
[00:05:22] Mr. Journalist, as I said, it's a real pleasure for me to be on your set to
[00:05:26] give my opinion on
[00:05:28] national sport,
[00:05:31] particularly football and handball. I wanted to first remind
[00:05:35] you that if we
[00:05:38] are talking about football and handball it's because, remember, the
[00:05:42] Minister of Sports has been questioned
[00:05:46] National Assembly about the health of our
[00:05:49] football and this is due to
[00:05:52] the mismanagement of this sport by the
[00:05:55] federation. I believe
[00:05:58] that today people understood the suffering of our
[00:06:01] football and remember also
[00:06:05] state was also questioned about
[00:06:09] football and handball by the Constitutional Court.
[00:06:13] And at his inauguration, he therefore
[00:06:16] made a commitment to revitalize
[00:06:19] sport, including football and handball. To
[00:06:22] translate this into action, the Minister, as you saw,
[00:06:26] took the bull by the horns. He
[00:06:30] went to Pointe Noire to revitalize
[00:06:33] it and recently he made a call to
[00:06:37] handballers. He received the federation here
[00:06:40] with the committee to follow up
[00:06:43] on the situation. He had just received
[00:06:46] the clubs that had
[00:06:49] been, so to speak, sanctioned by the federation through the General Inspectorate
[00:06:53] of Sports and Physical Education. Yesterday we
[00:06:56] launched the extraordinary general assembly of
[00:06:59] Fecofoot, which is preparing the elective and so all this to
[00:07:03] say that yes,
[00:07:05] state is being translated into action through the Ministry in charge of
[00:07:09] sports. Now, to answer your questions about... football,
[00:07:13] yes, it must be said that today
[00:07:16] the situation of football is no longer the same,
[00:07:20] and this is thanks to the
[00:07:24] efforts made by the state through the Ministry
[00:07:27] in charge of sports. The Congo Cup, which had a break years ago because of
[00:07:31] this mismanagement, the state and the federation
[00:07:34] joined forces to create the conditions for this cup to take
[00:07:38] place. Today, the Congo Cup is taking place
[00:07:41] normally, and the state has played
[00:07:44] its part by giving what you saw,
[00:07:48] a small fund to each club. It gave funds to
[00:07:51] the clubs because it seems that the clubs did not receive the funds that you
[00:07:55] told us about. We read about it on social networks. You are the sports advisor.
[00:07:58] Go ahead, go to the General Directorate of Sports and find out.
[00:08:02] Ask the clubs, and
[00:08:06] indeed, the state modestly faces this
[00:08:09] financial situation. Do you confirm it? I confirm it. Go
[00:08:13] and check. And so that's already strong signals to say that things
[00:08:16] have changed. The commitment of the head of state that he
[00:08:20] made before the people is
[00:08:23] being concretized. Tomorrow we are going to have
[00:08:26] the one that will set up the new authorities. Before talking about the elective
[00:08:30] general assembly, you can still confirm to the Congolese people that
[00:08:33] the final of the Congo Cup will be played at the Stadefenva
[00:08:37] in front of the President of the Republic. Yesterday the Minister
[00:08:41] with the national protocol... had to work
[00:08:44] in Massamba Déba in this perspective.
[00:08:47] Today I can tell
[00:08:50] you that the final will be played here in
[00:08:53] Mas and
[00:08:56] state will be there. You were talking about
[00:08:59] the elective general assembly of Féco
[00:09:03] Foot which is scheduled in a few months, so you believe that after
[00:09:06] this general assembly the Congolese can still trust
[00:09:10] this new team. will come on behalf of the Minister, as we
[00:09:13] had closed the extraordinary general assembly of Frecofoot, the message of
[00:09:17] the Minister was that football is the business of
[00:09:21] a certain number of compatriots forming an association, no, football
[00:09:25] is a state affair, that is very important, if the ministry is a
[00:09:28] parish, Fecofoot is a branch,
[00:09:32] so the federation and the ministry must harmonize for the
[00:09:36] good of our football, so to answer your question, how does a man at your
[00:09:39] version in two? uh the
[00:09:43] dismal episodes that we had known
[00:09:47] in the past, well uh will serve as a lesson for
[00:09:51] the new team that will come. So I can guarantee that we will no longer
[00:09:55] know these episodes, on the contrary, we are paving the way for
[00:09:58] the new federation when the Minister allows himself
[00:10:01] to guarantee, reassure,
[00:10:04] provide training centers where we had gone to
[00:10:08] Pointe Noire, and I also inform you that in the Minister's program there is also
[00:10:11] the central part, so I will go here to Ligen, to
[00:10:15] Ouesso, you know he has a big club there from the League that the
[00:10:19] Minister will also visit, encourage. So we are paving the way for the federation.
[00:10:22] baliser la voix pour la fédération.
[00:10:25] When it comes, it will
[00:10:29] take over to monitor these
[00:10:32] centers. Why these centers? Well, because we understood
[00:10:35] that in the past we had a kind of
[00:10:39] elite that fell from the sky, things
[00:10:43] were not done in a cyclical way, there
[00:10:47] came to join the league 1 clubs, well, had no
[00:10:50] traceability, where they came from, we didn't know where they came from or sometimes there were other players who were
[00:10:54] rejected. So today, there is a kind
[00:10:58] of traceability in the training of young people, they go from
[00:11:01] centers to join the clubs, and this
[00:11:05] will be transmitted to the federation that will come and
[00:11:08] register in this dynamic because before
[00:11:12] the past federations, this was not the case because the philosophy
[00:11:16] of the state was based on training, nothing can be done without
[00:11:20] training, there are examples, for example, the national football training center of...
[00:11:23] which was created in
[00:11:26] 2005, 2 years later won the
[00:11:29] Cup. Today with the Alima center,
[00:11:33] a few years later it was champion in Europe,
[00:11:37] we are champions everywhere, so we need training without which nothing can
[00:11:40] be guaranteed, there is no performance, it's therefore to say that everything that the Minister of
[00:11:44] Sports Guendele was able to put forward as
[00:11:48] reform, it was to pave the way so that the new team
[00:11:51] exactly him, him it's him, you know, you take the law
[00:11:55] in its article 23,
[00:11:59] the state guides, to guide is to decide, but
[00:12:03] interference, no but that's a mistake, people don't understand
[00:12:07] interference, there is no interference, the management
[00:12:10] of your shop to someone you say well, I want this
[00:12:14] year to have a lot of candies, a lot of bread and
[00:12:17] so on, it's you who guide the thing, it's you who define the
[00:12:21] policy and so you are called to control what you said?
[00:12:25] "Oh, that doesn't work, don't go left, go right, there's no
[00:12:28] interference, it's simply applying the texts and at this
[00:12:32] level I also want to remind that we don't do things
[00:12:35] subjectively, the Minister said it, he lets the text
[00:12:38] speak, you see for example the crisis that is
[00:12:42] affecting handball,
[00:12:45] the Minister is clear, the Minister has no bias, the Minister sticks
[00:12:48] to the text, as you already address handball,
[00:12:52] I believe that in this in the room..." of the meeting of the
[00:12:55] Ministry of Sports saw the Minister
[00:12:57] gather the commerx of the
[00:13:01] Congolese handball federation call
[00:13:04] the sanctioned ones who perhaps were not represented a few
[00:13:08] days later from the general inspector under the order of the Minister received the
[00:13:12] 25 sanctioned clubs and I believe that everyone
[00:13:15] is talking about it. The Minister has just given proof that we must
[00:13:19] stop this
[00:13:22] received the clubs. Through the General
[00:13:26] Inspectorate, he is the one who received them and I believe that everyone is
[00:13:30] satisfied, everyone has understood that the Minister has no bias, the
[00:13:34] Minister applies the texts of our
[00:13:37] handball, so the problem of the
[00:13:41] handball federation, well, it's a problem of
[00:13:44] text because the legitimacy
[00:13:48] of the current office has been questioned
[00:13:51] by the other side and so it's a
[00:13:55] purely legal problem and
[00:13:59] today the Ministry of Sports has a legal
[00:14:02] cell, the problem has been raised at that level
[00:14:05] and we are working on it, I believe that soon I can tell you that
[00:14:08] whether it's the clubs that feel
[00:14:12] aggrieved and the federation in the coming days
[00:14:16] will be united for the good of our handball. Can you
[00:14:19] reassure or tell viewers if it was
[00:14:23] the Ministry of Sports that organized the elections or not? Was it not the Ministry of Sports that organized the
[00:14:26] elections? Well, you know today when you
[00:14:30] take the circular of the Ministry,
[00:14:34] it was up to each Olympic
[00:14:37] committee and federation to organize the elections and so on.
[00:14:41] So it's not the Ministry, the Ministry did not organize the elections, it's just
[00:14:45] that there were too
[00:14:48] many crises in these elections, you know there was a first
[00:14:51] election, a second, a third, the commission
[00:14:56] and so on, the second was rejected, and so it came
[00:14:59] to a point where, well, the mission had been entrusted to the Congolese National Olympic and
[00:15:03] Sports Committee to organize these elections and the Olympic committee thought that no,
[00:15:06] to guarantee the
[00:15:09] objectivity of this process, well, the
[00:15:13] Olympic committee called upon the IHF, which is
[00:15:16] the international handball
[00:15:19] body, so it was the IHF that organized these elections. Thank you for
[00:15:23] all this information. So this handball crisis
[00:15:27] was neither organized by the ministry nor the committee, but by
[00:15:31] the parent body of this federation. On the side of the
[00:15:34] Ministry of Sports, the legal advisor
[00:15:38] is working to shed light
[00:15:40] on this, to shed light on this. We also note that Congolese
[00:15:44] football no longer has any problems. We are heading towards
[00:15:47] the elective general assembly which will put in place a new
[00:15:51] management team that will support all the
[00:15:53] reforms made by the Minister of Sports. Thank you, Mr.
[00:15:57] Advisor, for allowing our viewers to understand these things, but it would be
[00:16:01] better to conclude this broadcast. Thank you, Mr.
[00:16:04] Galilée. Yes, you know it was he who said that the earth
[00:16:07] revolved around the sun and he was questioned, he was
[00:16:11] sacrificed, misunderstood by society,
[00:16:14] centuries later, ah he was right. You know the minister led this
[00:16:18] football struggle because the problem was deep. He must be congratulated for
[00:16:22] that. Today we can say that he has liberated Congolese
[00:16:26] football, he is a Galileo.
[00:16:29] That's what you say, so that's important.
[00:16:31] Secondly,
[00:16:34] sport today is a wealth for... a
[00:16:37] state, this wealth is both
[00:16:41] material and immaterial, material because
[00:16:45] today, sport can make the
[00:16:48] national country experience progress,
[00:16:52] immaterial because there is social cohesion, national
[00:16:58] of the nation, the visibility of the nation,
[00:17:01] honor, the
[00:17:03] the homeland, and therefore it is a state affair. Those who come...
[00:17:08] to manage sport by delegation
[00:17:12] must be aware of this that this is a state
[00:17:15] affair, so the ministry has an eye on what
[00:17:19] they do and from time to time the ministry can reframe things
[00:17:23] so that it is not taken as
[00:17:26] interference, unfortunately that is the case, the Congolese must know it. Secondly,
[00:17:30] today we must trust
[00:17:33] the Ministry of Sports in the sense that we.
[00:17:37] We are part of the dynamic of the head of state
[00:17:40] to relaunch things and
[00:17:44] for everyone to play their part. The state
[00:17:47] is there, provides the means it can to the
[00:17:51] federations to work. You know, in each federation, they are called associations to
[00:17:54] have a marketing unit, work with the
[00:17:58] private sector, and also work with the state and
[00:18:01] institutions to create
[00:18:05] funding that will allow them to develop their
[00:18:08] perspective. Thank you, Mr. Bris Merlin PB. We understand from you that Congolese
[00:18:12] sport will no longer be managed in an
[00:18:15] empirical manner. The Minister of Sports has brought a
[00:18:18] new sound so that what was done before anarchically
[00:18:22] must follow the regulations in force put in place by this same
[00:18:26] state official, who is the Minister of Sports. It's not interference,
[00:18:29] he is the guarantor, he is the representative of the government so that things
[00:18:33] move forward. For this part of the show dedicated to all its
[00:18:37] diversity, we received the advisor to talk about
[00:18:41] handball. Thank you dear viewers for
[00:18:44] watching. See you next time. This
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