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Angola: Taekwon-Do - Federation Chief Works At African Confederation

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Angola Press Agency (Luanda)

18 July 2008
Posted to the web 18 July 2008

Luanda

The chairperson of the juridical council of the African Taekwon-do Confederation, the Angolan Nzuzi Ndolomingo will travel on Sunday to Egypt, to take part in the alterations of the organisation's statute, foreseeing the elections in this institution, ANGOP learnt this Friday.

The changes to the document aim at improving the work of this institution, with its headquarters in the Egyptian capital, Cairo. The source did not reveal the aspects to be changed.

The proposal of the calendar for the elections of the confederation's management board, set for next October, shall also be analysed.

Nzuzi Ndolomingo is also the chairperson of the Angolan Taekwon-do Federation and candidate to the presidency of the African confederation.

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